Amid COVID-19, the February 2021 Bar Exam will be administered online. With the U.S. reporting a growing number of coronavirus cases, Bar Examiners had no other choice than staying the course. Once deemed impossible, the online Bar Exam is here to stay, at least for now.
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With the exception of a couple of US states, all fledgling attorneys must pass the bar exam before practicing law independently. But have you ever wondered why is it called the Bar exam? Hint: it has nothing to do with local pubs!
New York will hold its upcoming bar exam online in October 5-6.
The announcement comes one week after the state canceled the in-person exam set for September out of public health concerns stemming from Covid-19. The Court of Appeals announced that they would consider waiver requests by JD candidates who graduated in 2019 or later, previously took the bar examination in New York and failed no more than two times and who wish to sit for the online examination.