Jana James v. National Board of Osteopathic Examiners, Inc.

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stating that Ms. James would not receive in the U.S. Navy. Id. at 656. The Seventh Circuit held that accommodations on the COMAT exam because NBOME "[plaintiff's] marred record is a continuing harm for which denied her testing accommodations. Dkt. 98-2 at 9. This he [could] seek redress." Id. at 666. On remand, the district only shows, however, past harm. Ms. James does not explain court found that he adequately alleged standing for injunctive how ATSU's past reliance on NBOME's accommodation relief because he alleged that his career in the Navy would be determination imminently threatens her future rights—she available to him if his guilty finding was expunged. Doe v. has not designated evidence, or even alleged, that she plans Purdue Univ., No. 2:17-cv-33, 2020 WL 2542674, at *9 (N.D. to re-enroll in ATSU, or any other medical school. See Simic, Ind. May 19, 2020). 851 F.3d at 738 ("Unlike with damages, a past injury is insufficient to establish standing for purposes of prospective Here, Ms. James does not designate any evidence that the relief."); Perry L. v. Milwaukee Montessori Sch., No. 22- records of her two failed COMLEX-USA Level