“Our office will work to make the transition to the new exam a smooth one, and we will continue to place the same high standards on ourselves to administer the exam in a way that is fair to all of our candidates,” Dan Saar, director of admissions for the Office of Professional Regulation of the Iowa Supreme Court, said in a statement.
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