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Enyart v. NCBE (National Conference of Bar Examiners)

FEDERAL JUDGE ISSUES PERMANENT LEGAL RESOLUTION FOR BLIND LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE WHO PAVED THE WAY FOR BLIND TEST TAKERS

Berkeley, California (October 26, 2011): On Monday, October 24, the Honorable Judge Charles R. Breyer ended a two-year legal battle between a blind law school graduate and a national testing corporation over the graduate’s right to use a computer equipped with assistive technology to take the California Bar Exam. Granting Stephanie Enyart’s motion for summary judgment, Judge Breyer found that Ms. Enyart is entitled to take the bar exam on a computer equipped with text-to-speech screen reading and visual screen magnification software, as the method that will best ensure that she is tested on her aptitude rather than her disability.

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Read the Press Release Oct. 24, 2011
Read the Summary Judgement
Read the 9th Circuit Court Decision
Read the Press Release Feb. 5, 2010
Read the Preliminary Injunction Order
Read the Press Release for the Hearing
Read the Press Release Nov. 3, 2009
Read the Fact Sheet
Read the Complaint.
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