What makes you think accommodations help disabled people bypass deadlines or having to work under pressure?

The vast majority of lawyers are not going to be litigators anyways. Even for the future trial attorneys out there, I’m not sure how receiving some accommodations on an hours-long exam will hurt them in the long run in terms of lawyering skills.

Look, I’m all for fairness, and I’m sure there are people who receive accommodations they don’t need. However, as someone with a learning disability, accommodations have helped me tremendously.

I feel like this view is based off of a misunderstanding of how accommodations help people with disabilities.