Susan Freiwald, dean of the University of San Francisco School of Law, was among 15 deans who signed a letter urging an open-book exam in October. Courtesy photo
The deans of 15 California law schools have asked the state Supreme Court to drop remote proctoring of the online October bar exam and to make the test open-book.
In a letter posted Monday, the deans note Indiana and Nevada took this approach for their July exams.
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