(a) An individual applying for a license shall take
the Board's jurisprudence examination with a passing score of 75%.
(b) An individual may not take the jurisprudence examination
unless the individual complies with the licensing requirements in
Texas Occupations Code Chapter 201 and Board rules.
(c) The jurisprudence examination shall test an individual
on the law and Board rules governing the practice of chiropractic.
(d) All jurisprudence examinations shall be conducted
in English.
(e) An individual may not take the jurisprudence examination
unless the individual has first completed all required parts of the
National Board Examination.
(f) Jurisprudence examination results are Board property.
(g) The Board or its agent shall retain all jurisprudence
examination results for one year after final grading.
(h) An individual may request in writing an analysis
of the individual's results.
(i) The Board's determination of examination matters,
including grades, is final.
(j) The Board shall permit an individual who fails
the jurisprudence examination to take subsequent examinations if the
individual applies for reexamination and pays the required fee.
(k) An individual may take the jurisprudence examination
as many times as required.
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