Pazer v. New York State Board of Law Examiners

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• holding that board of law examiners entitled to rely on opinion of its expert that examinee did not have learning disability because expert’s testimony both credible and persuasive
• holding that board of law examiners entitled to rely on opinion of its expert that examinee did not have learning disability because expert's testimony both credible and persuasive
• plaintiff suing pursuant to the ADA made no showing of irreparable injury sufficient to entitle him to mandatory injunctive relief

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