Giving Voice to the Law School’s Past
The newest collection in the Pritzker Legal Research Center doesn’t contain a single book, journal or article. Instead, the Law School library has been hard at work archiving records of a ...
Jason Turkish (JD ’12) always knew he wanted to be a lawyer. As a legally blind person, the process of getting there was a challenge. Today Jason’s practice is devoted 100 percent to representing people with disabilities, and in October 2019, he settled a case that will change the way that blind people are tested in law school admissions nationwide.
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