Law360 (June 9, 2021, 4:13 p.m. EDT) – The Second Circuit has denied a Harvard Law School graduate’s petition to review a panel ruling that found the New York Board of Law Examiners immune to allegations that it is against federal law not to provide accommodation for her during her bar exams.
Tuesday’s ruling, a two-line order from a court clerk, denied Tamara Wyche’s May request for three judges to be heard again or for the district court to reconsider April’s ruling.
The order keeps intact the panel’s decision, which concluded that the Board of Directors has not waived its sovereign immunity to disabled access rights by seeking funding from the …
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