WASHINGTON, D.C., August 17, 2026 – Crip the Law is disappointed by the Washington Supreme Court’s August 14, 2026, decision to leave July 2026 NextGen Universal Bar Exam (UBE) accommodated test takers without the option to pursue admission by order, or “diploma privilege.” This decision left the Court’s August 6, 2026, order allowing only first-time test takers who were unable to proceed with the July 2026 administration of the bar exam the option to pursue admission by order unchanged. However, even though testing for accommodated
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To Disclose or not To Disclose: That is the Question
People often ask for advice about whether, how, and when to disclose information about their disability at a place of employment. I wish that we could provide advice that applies universally. That would make navigating the workplace as disabled law students, employees, and future employees that much easier. However, the
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