Will New York administer the bar exam in July 2020. A task force has been set up to decide if,
when and how.
The New York State Bar Association’s (NYSBA) Task Force on
the New York State Bar Examination will convene on an emergency basis to
determine the fate of this summer’s would-be test takers. From the NYSBA’s
press release:
“COVID-19 has profoundly impacted all aspects of the
practice of law. Depending on the duration of the crisis, it may not be
possible to hold the bar exam this July,” said Henry M. Greenberg, president of
the New York State Bar Association. “That judgment needs to be made soon, as
graduating law school students are understandably anxious to take their place
in this profession and need to know when and how best to prepare for the bar
exam. So, we look to the task force to expeditiously give us its best thinking
and judgment on this important issue.”
“The task force’s mission requires a great deal of thought,
but we must act quickly and decisively,” [task force chair Alan Scheinkman, the
presiding justice of the Appellate Division, Second Department] said. “It’s
clear now that rising law school students may not be able to take this exam
together in New York in July. We must find ways for them to prove their ability
to join the profession even if it’s on a provisional basis.”
Recommendations from the task force will be presented during
a virtual meeting of the bar association’s House of Delegates on April 4. A
decision on the state of the July 2020 bar exam will be announced “as quickly
as possible.”
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