Elsewhere in the country, state bar associations’ solutions to pandemic-related problems are insufficient in that they have required candidates to sit for an online bar exam. These exams have an especially disparate impact on disabled test-takers for a number of reasons, including the fact that many states have preconditioned ADA-required accommodations on taking an in-person exam, while test-takers who are not receiving accommodations are taking the exam remotely, online. This has the effect of putting those test-takers who are accommodated and immunocompromised and thus more likely to be in high-risk categories for contracting COVID-19, at even greater risk.