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General Board / Re: NSL: Chronicles of a TTT« on: January 15, 2005, 11:09:11 PM »You don't really know anything about me, which means your opinion is pretty worthless. 22
General Board / Re: NSL: Chronicles of a TTT« on: January 15, 2005, 09:35:37 PM »
Me thinks the braggart doth protest too much...
D, it's obvious to me (a person of slightly above average intelligence) that you are up there in that frozen tundra hole with nothing but Jagermeister and the palm of your hand to come home to at night. The traffic on the NSL board galls you because you have no one to speak to up there, nor in cyberspace. You are isolated---a lonely and pathetic drunkard. I think starting fights here is the only thing that keeps you from putting a bullet in your head. You need to find another isolated, lonely and pathetic drunkard, hopefully one on birth control. MBA is for scholars and gentleman. The MBA grads I know wouldn't bother to fart in your general direction. HTH POSLFPSBDL AMFYOYO. 23
Studying and Exam Taking / Re: Legal Writing/Appellate brief« on: January 15, 2005, 09:20:05 PM »
Thanks Rapunzel. What is odd is that the trial court cites PA law when we have case law in TN that differs....Perhaps she thinks we are idiots.....
Anyway, I have found lots of case law from PA that addresses why LOIC needs to evolve into a negligence action, rather than battery. So, I am assuming that is why she chose PA law as controlling.....Anyway, as the doctor I have several TN cases cited in the opinion that are more "gap fillers" than anything else. At this point, it just doesn't matter as much as it used to...KWIM? Thanks again. Hmmm, it would be lovely if you had an arguement that it was an intentional tort, but if the state supreme court insists that it sounds in negligence, then you must argue there. If you can't find any Tenn. case law with similar facts that comes down on the doctor's side, that would be problematic. I'd look for cases where the courts have drawn a legal line in that sand by not finding proximate cause. Preferably in your jusrisdiction, but look outside the state too. All you need is to kill one element. This is my general advice without seeing the hypo. Also, unless the author of the vehicle is a complete idiot, there will be caselaw that helps you somewhere. 24
General Board / Re: Question about NSL« on: January 15, 2005, 09:00:57 PM »
Who is French?
I am sure he is French, and it is pronounced, "Lou - zair" 25
General Board / Re: Difference between Mens Rea and Womens Rea?« on: January 15, 2005, 08:59:48 PM »
Mens Rea is every other day........
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Nashville School of Law / Re: Torts Quiz« on: January 14, 2005, 11:19:51 AM »
Felt like I had taken the LSAT again, but with HIGHER STAKES!
Exhausted....... Think I passed though. 27
Nashville School of Law / Re: Appellate brief« on: January 13, 2005, 11:39:00 PM »
Thanks Foghorn for your always amusing comments.
I think I have learned something. I just wished my grade reflected that...... quote author=jslick link=topic=1268.msg8497#msg8497 date=1105654826] Now mind ya'll, ah din't say ah lahk or dislahks the perFISSer... just'n that ah do b'leeve we'all done musta lernt SUMPIN' bout leeghul rahtin' whut we din't alriddy no 'bout. An don't fergit... sum folks ayn't had no leeguhl bakgroun' or nuffin nohow, an ah KNOWS they'all mussa lernt SUMPIN usefulll. We ayn't 'speckted tuh be ol' experts or nuthin'... jus 'spekted tuh know how'ta git 'roun in thuh liberry, and most'all do sum thankin' an cipherin' and stuff lahk at. Oh yah, an 'speckted tuh git drunk now'n agin! Quote 28
Nashville School of Law / Re: JJ at NSL« on: January 13, 2005, 12:44:38 PM »
All you need is: Constant, subconcious, through, reparation.
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Nashville School of Law / Re: Appellate brief« on: January 13, 2005, 12:42:52 PM »
Just a guess but I would think there are not a whole bunch of people beating down the door for the job....the pay is lousy and it is hard work.
However, I'm sure there is SOMEONE who could do a better job of teaching it. We really need to let the School know what is going on. What is she is offered 3rd year too? 
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Nashville School of Law / Re: JJ at NSL« on: January 12, 2005, 09:32:02 PM »
I think it is the same for lots of us! Law school is more fun than....
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