Law School Discussion

In my opinion, you shouldn't try to learn the law before you start law school - your professors will teach it to you the way they will test you, pay attention and learn what they want.  Professors can always tell who used out-wise class materials on the exam!  In order to get the most out of class, preparation is key!  But the beginning 1L has no idea how to prepare for class, I.E. how to read cases.  So, what I would recommend, is a book that prepares you for legal reasoning and teaches you how to brief cases, so you are that much more prepared for class, you can get more out of class, and you will understand the law that much better:

Learning Legal Reasoning: Briefing, Analysis and Theory by Delaney

Do the exercises, and then when you start class, apply that to the cases you read.

Not at all.  As long as you disclose it when you fill out the paperwork, it won't hurt you in the least.  Now, if you do not disclose it and they find out about it, then you're toast.

Reinstall, or "save as..." a doc file.

Yeah, the "bad break-up" guy gets it.

it is good sourse of information!
I am thinking of going to law school, and I don t know where to start?
I graduated HS and 4 year of Mongolian State University sometime ago.
Now, should i start picking the schools up first?
What about transcripts should I have them translated? GPA?
As you can see, I ve got too much to know!

I actually read to myself, "Mongolian State Barbeque"   mmmmmmmmmmm.