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Law School Admissions Council sued for discrimination by blind student

By Richard Binder

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The National Federation of the Blind and a blind law school applicant filed a discrimination lawsuit against the national law school admissions test administrator, The Law School Admissions Council, in a California Superior Court.

The lawsuit, which was filed on Feb. 19 in Alameda County, claims that the Newtown, Pa.-based admissions council violates two California laws requiring equal access to disabled persons because its Web site and Law School Admission Test (LSAT) preparation materials are inaccessible to the blind.

The lawsuit's claims include alleged violations of California's Disabled Persons Act and California's Unruh Act, which requires businesses to offer equal accommodations and facilities to disabled persons. The plaintiffs are also asking the court for a declaratory judgment stating that California laws require the admissions council to provide blind persons equal access to its Web site.

Read the full story at NLJ.

Full post as published by Legal Pad | LA on February 20, 2009 (boomark / email).

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