The Law School Admission Council has won the first round in its legal battle against the state of California over a law that seeks to protect disabled Law School Admission Test takers.
Sacramento County, Calif., Superior Court Judge Raymond Cadei on February 1 issued a preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of Assembly Bill 2122. That law prohibits the council from alerting law schools when applicants with disabilities received extra time on the LSAT. Such notifications are known as "flagging."
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