GUEST BLOG by Jennifer Varteressian, Graduated from The University of Tulsa College of Law Ok. So, Apparently I’m made of money. My favorite thing that people say to me when they found out I just graduated from law school and am about to take the bar exam: “Oh you’re going to be rich!”. Cool, I’m […]
GUEST BLOG By Shaun Sanders, 3L at Chapman University’s Dale E. Fowler School of Law Jury nullification is an oddity of discussion in law school. The combined legislative wealth of numerous cultures spanned over centuries of time has resulted in our current amalgamation of laws and the method in which they are applied. As a […]
GUEST BLOG Harrison Thorne, 2L at UCLA School of Law When I first started law school, reading cases took FOREVER! It still takes me a while to get through reading assignments. But when I do the reading, I really try to get the most out of it. My method is a bit different—I think—than others’. […]
GUEST BLOG By Lauren Rose, 1L at the University of Detroit Mercy Way back, during my first property class in August, the professor started talking about foxes and whales. It went something like this: “Who owns the fox?” and “What happens to the dead whale? Who can claim ownership of it?” Do Pierson v. Post […]
GUEST BLOG by Jennifer Varteressian, Graduated from The University of Tulsa College of Law Okay, let us all take a breather. If you’re anything like me you’re freaking out at this juncture. We are five weeks out from the bar exam and the MBE is literally wiping the floor with me. I wanted to take […]