Leroy Whitfield v. Illinois Board of Law Examiners, Len Young Smith

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• ability to retake Illinois bar examination unlimited number of times makes court hearing and other procedures unnecessary
• the fact that an examination technique may keep an “exceptionally qualified individual” from an occupation is not grounds for declaring it violative of due process
• generally, grading decisions of examiners should not be reviewed by “super bar examiner”
• use of examination in Illinois which necessitated inherently subjective evaluations

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