[blindLaw] More Bar-accommodation Friendly States?

[Seif-Eldeen Saqallah]

(Resending; any information is most appreciated.)
Hello all,

I hope you remain warm and well.

I am beginning to preplan to take the bar exam in Winter 2021.

Are there already existing good threads on applying for accommodations;
recommendations on the process;
and, importantly, which states (Preferably UBE) more easily grant
accommodations and which, unfortunately, have difficult processes or
practices?
(I know that one's bar jurisdiction should be determined by other
factors; this would be a datapoint.)

On standardized tests, I previously received:
doubletime (100%);
a computer with JAWS for an electronic test;
and use of a braillenote to write and read in braille.
In that framework, is there something else I should also request (that
others have requested/find helpful)?

I thank you for your assistance and eagerly await your response.

Appreciatively yours, most sincerely,
Seif


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Seif Saqallah
(Pronouns: he/him/his.)
University of Michigan
Juris Doctor/
Masters in Middle Eastern and North African Studies
J.D/M.A Candidate | 2021

International studies, Arabic Studies, and Judaic Studies;
Law, Justice, and Social Change
B.A | 2017

248-325-7091
seifs at umich.edu

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