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May 6, 2008

New Bar Exam Procedure In North Dakota

North Dakota has announced that applicants for admission who take the July 2008 bar examination may do so on their personal computer. The bar will use the Examsoft program and applicants must follow the registration procedures set forth in the linked notice. This applies to the essay portion of the test. (Mike Frisch)

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