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July 19, 2009
One Bar Applicant Can Use Personal Computer, One May Not
The web page of the Louisiana Supreme Court reports that the below-quoted order was entered on July 13:
APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO TAKE THE BAR EXAMINATION WITH PERSONAL COMPUTER GRANTED:
2009-OB-1546 IN RE: [NAMED APPLICANT]
VICTORY, J., would deny the request.
KNOLL, J., would deny the request.
JONES, J., would deny the request.
And from July 16:
APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO TAKE THE BAR EXAMINATION WITH PERSONAL COMPUTER DENIED:
JOHNSON, J., would grant the petition.
WEIMER, J., would grant the petition.
GUIDRY, J., would grant the petition.
The orders are not linked.
Update: Linked here are the Florida Bar rules on personal computer laptop use. New York also permits the use of personal laptop computers on the bar exam. (Mike Frisch)
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Why can't everyone use a personal computer? Don't most states allow this now?
Posted by: David Shulman | Jul 19, 2009 10:41:02 AM
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