New York’s transition to the Uniform Bar Examination from a statewide exam three years ago has had little impact on the performance of prospective attorneys taking the test, a report from the National Conference of Bar Examiners said Tuesday.

Instead, the small increase in performance among candidates over a three-year period appeared to be attributed to how well they did in their academic career, the report said.

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