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Legal Education
Vol. 53, Issue 4, 2025April 14, 2026 EDT

ADHD, THE ADA, AND FIRST-YEAR LAW SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS

Luke Meier,
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Capital University Law Review
Luke Meier, ADHD, THE ADA, AND FIRST-YEAR LAW SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS, 53 Capital University Law Review 709 (2026).

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