| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Courts have ruled in favor of state bar examiners almost without exception.[194] Most often courts dismiss summarily, relying almost exclu sively on the good faith word of the bar examiners themselves, thereby denying plaintiffs an opportunity to have a full and fair hearing in court.[195] As the dissent pointed out in Tyler, summary judgment is particularly inappropriate in cases where motive is
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