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Current Law Students / Last Exam
« on: May 12, 2008, 04:02:40 AM »
On my last exam this morning... Anyone else feel the least motivated for their last final?
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Current Law Students / Admin test in just a couple hours
« on: April 30, 2008, 11:32:04 PM »
I have my admin test in about 10 hours or so, and I'm wrapping up my studying. Any last minute suggestions on what to watch out for? Bear in mind my teacher is a butt ditch.
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Current Law Students / For those of you who need a break....
« on: April 30, 2008, 02:49:17 PM »
this link accurately depicts the stages we go through whilst preparing for finals...
http://www.worryvsdonuts.com/?p=82#comment-292
http://www.worryvsdonuts.com/?p=82#comment-292
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Current Law Students / Admin law
« on: April 23, 2008, 06:16:54 AM »
It's winding down to the final day of class and I've come to the conclusion that I'm very uncomfortable with this class. Does admin law seem low on substance to anyone else?
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Current Law Students / curve question.
« on: February 25, 2008, 01:27:32 PM »
Ok, so I just got a paper back. Score was 70 out of 100.
Mean grade must fall between a 2.5-2.85
Here's the class breakdown
4 - between 60-62
7 - between 63-64
7 - between 70-90
Median grade is a 64
Mean is 69.7
What letter grade would you say I have?
Mean grade must fall between a 2.5-2.85
Here's the class breakdown
4 - between 60-62
7 - between 63-64
7 - between 70-90
Median grade is a 64
Mean is 69.7
What letter grade would you say I have?
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Current Law Students / Sum and Substance - administrative law - finz
« on: February 20, 2008, 06:55:17 PM »
has anyone had a chance to listen to this? Is it worth getting?
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Current Law Students / first assignments
« on: August 07, 2007, 09:07:30 PM »
Anyone (not 1L's) have their first assignments posted yet? I don't have mine and I'm getting antsy.
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Current Law Students / Summer class
« on: August 01, 2007, 06:52:51 AM »
Hey guys,
here's my question: I took a summer class, (final was on 7-13), and was wondering when you think I'll actually get my grade. Any thoughts?
here's my question: I took a summer class, (final was on 7-13), and was wondering when you think I'll actually get my grade. Any thoughts?
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Current Law Students / Criminal procedure question
« on: July 16, 2007, 01:21:25 PM »
Hey guys, just took my exam and...well... you know how it is. All about second guessing yourself. Anyway, here's my question:
In our exam we had a question which had to do with whether the officers statement was a functional equivalent of an interrogation.
In his affidavit he says(and I'm paraphrasing):
The guy said to me, "this is for a traffic violation? phew, I thought it was about the girl I raped!" I said, "huh? I couldn't hear you over the sound of the horns" then he said, "you know, the school teacher." I had no idea what he was talking about, so I put him in the car and took him to the station.
I asked the professor whether the officer actually heard the guy in the first place or whether he legitimately didn't know what he said. He said it was the latter and that he put it all together later.
Because my prof told me that, I went with the answer that it wasn't an interrogation since the officer didn't know what the guy was talking about and his only question was in regards to something he said which the officer didn't hear.
Anyone have any input? I think I'm right, but I'd love to hear your thoughts
PS: No, this is not a take home exam which I'm looking for answers for, so don't worry about ethical violations in posting answers.
In our exam we had a question which had to do with whether the officers statement was a functional equivalent of an interrogation.
In his affidavit he says(and I'm paraphrasing):
The guy said to me, "this is for a traffic violation? phew, I thought it was about the girl I raped!" I said, "huh? I couldn't hear you over the sound of the horns" then he said, "you know, the school teacher." I had no idea what he was talking about, so I put him in the car and took him to the station.
I asked the professor whether the officer actually heard the guy in the first place or whether he legitimately didn't know what he said. He said it was the latter and that he put it all together later.
Because my prof told me that, I went with the answer that it wasn't an interrogation since the officer didn't know what the guy was talking about and his only question was in regards to something he said which the officer didn't hear.
Anyone have any input? I think I'm right, but I'd love to hear your thoughts
PS: No, this is not a take home exam which I'm looking for answers for, so don't worry about ethical violations in posting answers.
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Current Law Students / Stupid break move....
« on: January 05, 2007, 01:25:10 PM »
Anyone else in the same boat as I am? I worked all break in order to pay for christmas. I averaged around 60 hours a week. I'm heading back to campus tonight and feel buuurnt out. 