Washington allows some law grads to skip bar exam after botched test
ReutersReuters spoke with Dean Anthony Varona after the Washington Supreme Court granted diploma privilege to first-time bar-takers.
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Reuters spoke with Dean Anthony Varona after the Washington Supreme Court granted diploma privilege to first-time bar-takers.
Dean Tony Varona was a guest on KUOW Public Radio's "Seattle Now" podcast, speaking about the catastrophic bar exam failure.
Dean Anthony Varona wrote an op-ed in The Seattle Times outlining the reasons for his diploma privilege request for bar-takers.