New York S08848 mandates the state board of law examiners to create protocols for emergencies during bar exams and provide accommodations for.

New York S08848, known as the "Clock Should Stop Act," requires the state board of law examiners to establish protocols for emergencies during bar examinations. These protocols include immediate medical assistance for examinees, allowing proctors to use cell phones for emergency help, and pausing the exam timer during emergencies. The bill also mandates accommodations for examinees affected by emergencies, such as additional time, credit for completed portions, and the option to retake the exam without extra fees.

New York S08848 mandates the state board of law examiners to create protocols for emergencies during bar exams and provide accommodations for.

New York S08848, known as the "Clock Should Stop Act," requires the state board of law examiners to establish protocols for emergencies during bar examinations. These protocols include immediate medical assistance for examinees, allowing proctors to use cell phones for emergency help, and pausing the exam timer during emergencies. The bill also mandates accommodations for examinees affected by emergencies, such as additional time, credit for completed portions, and the option to retake the exam without extra fees.