5 minute law school

Right after I took out all those loans and bought my course outlines, I came across this: http://writ.news.findlaw.com/dorf/20050803.html The author, Michael Dorf, condenses the entire first year of law school into one article that takes about five minutes to read. I found the discussion of Constitutional Law especially amusing. ("Your job as an aspiring constitutional lawyer is to figure out where you stand on these issues, and then accuse those who disagree with you of being either judicial activists or hypocrites.")

Take a look at the article and I'll give you a call around exam time in December. (I'll be taking Torts, Civil Procedure, Criminal Law and Contracts first semester.)

Added at 3:45 pm:
Hmm.. seems I've been posting in some other time zone. Anyway, I am down to 1 hour of work left. I have denied 4 files today and I won't be here to listen to the applicants whine when they get the letter in the mail. (Ha! Fear my evil bureaucracy!) I feel pretty proud of myself: everything here is in order and the person who gets my job should have no problem figuring out where I left off with all my work. I should make them fill in and time stamp some forms first though-- or it just wouldn't be government.