CA AB2122

Requires the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) sponsor to provide testing accommodations to disabled test subjects upon timely request to ensure the test accurately measures aptitude rather than disability.

Mandates that the accommodation determination process be made public, decisions be conveyed within a reasonable timeframe, and denials be provided in writing with stated reasons.

Requires the LSAT sponsor to establish a timely appeals process for denied accommodation requests and post refund policy information on the LSAT website.

Prohibits the LSAT sponsor from notifying score recipients that a test subject received accommodations and from withholding information that would allow deduction of accommodation use.

Establishes that intentional violations are subject to existing civil penalties of up to $750 per violation.