Epistle to the Texas Judiciary
On July 28th, 2026 I reported to the George R Brown convention center to sit for the Texas Bar Exam. During that first session, there was an issue with my laptop's charger that led to the laptop shutting down shortly after i completed the first MPT part. I tried to remain calm despite the panic that I felt in that moment. I reminded myself that people have been taking Bar Exams using pen and paper since they first start holding them. I simply raised my hand and informed the proctor, whose name I believe was [REDACTED] or something similar, and told her my laptop died and I would like to submit my responses using handwritten means. This poor lady, who I later found out had been hired temporarily and barely been trained in the duties entrusted to her by the Texas Board of Law Examiners, looked at me perplexed and confused as if I was speaking Japanese. She then slowly reached into her purse, pulled out a dollar store composition notebook of the type typically...