Share your LSAT material (LSAT tests, LR bible, LG bible, etc)

[vacillant]

Hello to all future LSAT takers,

I thought it would be helpful to have a forum in which we can share LSAT studying materials such as test questions.

[Barry]

is this legal? copyright issues?

[Casper]

Of course it's not legal, you tard.  Worst that can happen, is that you get locked up for it, and you become someone's female dog.

[M2]

Well the worst that could happen is that you cant sit for the bar...

no big deal right...

[Casper]

locked up over copyright. copyright is stupid

Yep, if you piss off the wrong people, they'll call the FBI and throw your butt in jail. 

[noell.sweet]

Well, *&^%, so much for me being a copyright lawyer. 

locked up over copyright.  copyright is stupid

[DouperLou]

Why anyone posting to a law board would take any such risk is beyond me. They log all the IP address at all those places. Just look in the lower-right corner of every message here; we are all logged. Emailing back and forth is one thing (a bit risky), but opening a website? Not too smart. Not that i care - i'm not taking the risk.

[keating]

YES it's illegal and I can't believe potential lawyers are thinking seriously of doing this. I'll be really pissed if any of you losers take my spot in law school, let me tell you.

[DouperLou]

My post wasn't about how terrible it is to share copyrighted material, just how risky it is for people to share (much more for the sharers than the sharees, imo). Its saving a couple hundred $$ as compared with a $100K in tuition and the individual opportunity cost (much more than the $100K in tuition in most cases) to attend law school. The risk just seems a little extreme.

[DouperLou]

Who knows? It might not be risky at all. I suppose if the record companies are having difficulties stopping people from swapping music, and they are losing billions, then what we are taking about is relatively minor.

We could obviously go around and around about this forever...