The U.S. law school admissions board, “LSAC,” in pursuit of changes to regulations

The U.S. law school admissions board, “LSAC,” has stopped providing some services to Iranian users following changes to U.S. sanctions regulations.

The body, which provides the law school entrance exam and admissions services for U.S. law schools, said the restriction was imposed after the U.S. Treasury Department suspended indefinitely a license that had been allowing certain educational and university services to Iranians since 2014.

LSAC said that providing services to individuals who can provide exemption documents will resume.

Interview with Omid Memarkhian, political analyst