Applicants to the Oklahoma Bar have asked the OKSC to grant #DiplomaPrivilegeNow!
Members of the Oklahoma Bar have asked the OKSC to grant #DiplomaPrivilegeNow!
Deans of Oklahoma’s law schools have asked the OKSC to grant #DiplomaPrivilegeNow!
The OKSC’s response? Silence!
be forewarned: that NCBE survey is blatantly biased and laughably self-serving
additionally, not sure what examinees' parents' educational backgrounds have to do with the safety and efficacy of an in-person exam administration but okay
The folks at @ok_exam have done incredible organizing in light of trying to study and survive during a pandemic. They need us to call @davidfholt, who can still stop this, at (405) 297-3073. As @CarlyPutnam so wisely reminded us, hope is not an effective public health strategy.
About 15% of #OKBar examinees are deferring the exam.
What does the @OKBBE think that means?
@OklahomaBar members do not want in-person sessions.
Hundreds of thousands of people are dying.
This is a REAL pandemic.
The class of 2020 just wishes y’all would understand that!
@OklahomaBar How does Mr. John Morris Williams feel about Oklahoma hosting the Bar Exam tomorrow? Does he care to comment on that at all? Or will he just stand by and let us get sick?
The @OklahomaBar decides to suspend all in-person programing for Fall 2020.
The OBA notified its members this morning—the day before the @OKBBE sends us into a dangerous testing site.
@OklahomaBar, this is ridiculous and shameful.
@KOCOAbigail#DiplomaPrivilegeNow
Attached is the 14-day CDC symptom tracker for post-COVID exposure.
We'll be tracking our own symptoms starting Wednesday evening.
https://t.co/nBmVBSmG3x
Hey @gtbynum—some of your constituents are coming down to your buddy @davidfholt’s city tomorrow for a superspreader bar exam.
He’s letting it happen and then sending our possibly infected, sick bodies back up to your city.
Call on him to stop it! #OKBarExam
Tulsa County #COVID19 hospitalization numbers as of this morning, per Emergency Manager Joe Kralicek: 171 hospitalized, 100 of those in ICU. County has 40 ICU beds available.
I will never forget the fact that I was denied an 2 hour in-person JD graduation. But am being forced to sit for a 14 hour in-person exam to prove I was worthy of that degree.
@vthreadgill I’m not an attorney (because they won’t adopt #DiplomaPrivilegeNow), but that sounds unduly coercive to force someone to decide between their health and future.
Two students tested positive for Covid-19, and as many as 200 others may have been exposed, after taking the ACT college admissions test at an Oklahoma high school https://t.co/QginCDntU9