HolmesPosnerPaperMindNumbMadness
That was my away message for most of this week. I just turned in my first law school paper, for American Legal Theory. Final tallies:
- 25 pages
- 97 footnotes
- 6,193 words text
- 3,386 words footnotes
- 80 hours working time (roughly)
- 10 pots of coffee (very roughly)
- 3 Red Bulls
- 1 all-nighter
- 1 year off my life expectancy (minimum)
At least it’s done. I’ll post it to my writings page, sometime this summer (I think I should wait until my peers turn theirs in).
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June 4th, 2006 at 12:36 am
As I mentioned here, I have posted my American Legal Theory paper, The Case of Experience v. Efficiency: An Examination of the Influence of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., on Judge Richard Posner, to my writings page. Enjoy! Commentary is, of course, invited and welcome (why else would I put this stuff on the web?).