Rule 15-507 No hearing on or appeal of grade.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

If you take the bar exam and don't like the score you get, you can't challenge it. The board that oversees bar admissions won't hold a hearing to review your grade, no matter what.

You also can't take the matter to the Supreme Court. Filing a petition or appeal about your exam score simply isn't an option under this rule. Once you get your grade, that's the final word on it.

This means applicants need to accept their exam results as final. If you don't pass, your only real option is to prepare and take the exam again, not fight the score you already received.