Chuck Bryant

Uh, there've also been a lot of just sort of disasters in recent years, very public ones in terms of the bar.

Uh,

During COVID, they offered remote exams, and it was just sort of a joke in a lot of cases.

There were a lot of computer problems, like programs crashing.

They had facial recognition issues, and sometimes they failed to identify dark-skinned test takers.

So that's bad right off the bat.

You also, again, you know, it was remote, so you had to keep your eyes on the screen at all times, or they would think you're cheating if you're looking around or looking into your lap or something.

So people were...

like literally urinating themselves in their seat because they couldn't move.

And one woman went into labor and went through the test and gave birth and then came home and finished the second day.

Yeah.

If you want to know how tough Loyola University law students are, there you go.

What about California with the chat GPT questions?

This one, it's got a lot of schadenfreude around it, but California said, nuts to the UBE, we can do a better program ourselves and save money.

So they designed their own bar exam, like just completely eschewed the uniform bar examination, right?

And it just, the rollout was horrible.

There were people who were taking the test, they would get error messages.

The program would crash during the test.

It wouldn't save their essays.

Can you imagine finishing an essay and clicking to save it?