This was because of a lawsuit brought by a blind student. IMO they should let students who are blind, and perhaps dyslexic, have an accommodation that skips thi

This was because of a lawsuit brought by a blind student. IMO they should let students who are blind, and perhaps dyslexic, have an accommodation that skips this section and grades them just on the remaining sections. Getting rid of the section for everyone seems like an extreme reaction, and may have contributed to the LSAT inflation in recent years.