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Bar chair Marvic Leonen cautioned Bar 2020-2021 candidates against posting their Notices of Admission which is a crucial document for those who will take

The federal government is investigating the religious institution’s policies that LGBTQ students say discriminate against them.

Supreme Court The Supreme Court (SC) has revised and, in effect, relaxed the rules on the use of laptops by examinees in the Feb. 4 and 6 online bar examinations for 2020 and 2021 in various testing centers nationwide. In a Bar Bulletin issued by bar examinations committee chairperson Associate

The Supreme Court has relaxed one of its policies for the upcoming Bar examinations, as it now allows test takers to keep law-related files in their laptops for last-minute review.

MANILA - The Supreme Court (SC) will allow reviewer files in laptops and lunch break reviews under the revised rules for the Bar examinations next month. The SC said Monday examinees may keep reviewers in their laptops, which should be saved in folders and should not be downloaded from Cloud accounts. For the first time, examinees can use their own laptops and will use the Examplify test software. No other gadgets are allowed. "The handwritten examinations will still be allowed but only in ...

The Department of Education is launching an investigation into the Mormon Brigham Young University over its treatment of LGBT+ students. 

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The U.S. Department of Education has launched an investigation into Brigham Young University and how it disciplines its LGBTQ students to determine whether the private religious school is violating their civil rights.

The university-owned portions of the landmark are now off-limits for student protests and demonstrations at the notoriously religious, private school. 

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