I don't know if there was a remote LSAT option, but I could see this being the bar exam. It's pretty common to have to use crummy testing lockdown software for

I don't know if there was a remote LSAT option, but I could see this being the bar exam. It's pretty common to have to use crummy testing lockdown software for actual law school exams: they want you to write a bunch and nobody can handwrite anymore, nor does anyone want to read it, but they also don't have the capacity or inclination to provide computers for this purpose, so it's all BYOD. That's just for regular in-person exams, and the remote context only amps things up with the surveillance aspects. A friend just recently described to me a similarly stressful experience of taking an AWS certification exam remotely and worrying about accumulating too many "strikes" in the eyes of the remote proctor and not being allowed to finish. So they actually preferred going to a testing center.