The deans from the state’s three law schools have written a two-page letter asking the Connecticut Bar Examining Committee to waive the exam scheduled for early October because of COVID-19 to those who want to practice in Connecticut.

The letter, written Monday, supports diploma privileges for 2020 graduates seeking to practice in the Nutmeg State, but says the remote exam would work for a smaller group of test-takers who plan to practice in other states and might need passage of the bar exam to practice.

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