Brewer v. Wisconsin Board of Bar Examiners
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
Marsha Brewer, who has a mental disability, is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School who disclosed in her application for admission to the Wisconsin Bar that the Social Security Administration had certified her as disabled. The Wisconsin Board of Bar Examiners (“the *420Board”) inquired further, and learned that Brewer receives Social Security disability benefits in part because of chronic depression and fatigue, for which she currently receives no treatment or medication. Responding to a request from the Board, Brewer authorized the release of her medical records, but her…
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