4 handicapped law school graduates submitted a joint problem with the U.S. Department of Justice versus the State Bar of California for supposedly breaching the Americans with Disabilities Act by stopping working to offer lodgings for the California bar test– which company has actually currently started evaluating its policies.
The 4 plaintiffs– noted as Clarena Arbelaez, JR, Rosa Rico and RC– declare that the California bar took part in “systemic disability-based discrimination and failure to accommodate test takers with impairments, in infraction of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and 42 U.S.C. § 12189,” according to the problem.
