Unfortunately, it really is a post-mortem – while Torts may have gone better than expected, I’m pretty sure Contracts did not go so well… Our curve is so insane, I might be just fine, but I’m not feeling especially positive about it. Hopefully, I’m no worse off than a little below the median, but I […]
Torts is done. I don’t know if I’d say I feel confident about it, but I don’t feel bad. I know of one glaring mistake, but I think it’s pretty small in the grand scheme, so I feel like I’m heading for median or better. I plan to put up a more comprehensive post on
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The Supreme Court upheld the Solomon Amendment, which bars colleges from accepting federal funds if they refuse to allow military recruiters on their campuses. The unanimous (8-0, since Alito had not been confirmed when the case was argued) opinion was the third written by Chief Justice John Roberts. Thirty-six law schools had challenged the law
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Don’t expect much out of me for a while. I’ve got plenty to say – I hope I’ll get to some of it over spring break – but I have also just realized how much work I have to do to prepare for my torts exam. Torts is next Wednesday, with Contracts on Friday. This
Thank you, Kirkland & Ellis!
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