Memoirs of a Bar Examinee

[A.]

Dood that's why you take the course.  The useful stuff we know could be learned in a day or so...just skip the theory .

[cui bono?]

La. Code. Civ 2686

Ah, Louisiana and its civil code.  Hope you're going to law school in LA if you want to practice there...

I dont want to practice here, but i am going to attend law school here

Does your school "teach" for the bar you do want to take?  There are 3 places where I'd like to practice-  NY, ATL,GA or in FL.  My school's good for all those states.   

[slacker]

La. Code. Civ 2686

Ah, Louisiana and its civil code.  Hope you're going to law school in LA if you want to practice there...

I dont want to practice here, but i am going to attend law school here

Does your school "teach" for the bar you do want to take?  There are 3 places where I'd like to practice-  NY, ATL,GA or in FL.  My school's good for all those states.   

From what I've seen, the LA law schools teach their students to practice in LA, as well as in common law jurisdictions.

I don't think any school really teaches for the bar -- hence, barbri, PMBR, Micromash, Adaptibar, etc., etc.

[Sparkz1920]

La. Code. Civ 2686

Ah, Louisiana and its civil code.  Hope you're going to law school in LA if you want to practice there...

I dont want to practice here, but i am going to attend law school here

Does your school "teach" for the bar you do want to take?  There are 3 places where I'd like to practice-  NY, ATL,GA or in FL.  My school's good for all those states.   

As far as i know, it does. I was worried about that as well because my Philosphy Professor said that i shouldnt go there unless i wanted to practice in Louisiana

Spoke to a professor who went there and he told me it would prepare me to take the bar anywhere

[smujd2007]

I don't know of any schools that teach for the bar exam.

Hence why Barbri and PMBR make so much money.

[slacker]

I was talking to someone from Capital. She said that they have some sort of bar prep class.

Then again, she's in PMBR now and will be in BarBri this summer...

[Burning Sands, Esq.]

I don't know of any schools that teach for the bar exam.

Hence why Barbri and PMBR make so much money.

And therein lies the problem (or at least one of the major problems) with legal education.  Makes you wonder what those 3 years are for.

[A.]

Dood what was the answer?

[Burning Sands, Esq.]

Dood what was the answer?

Ah, my bad son.  I believe you got this one right again, the answer was (D) October 31st.   After a lease expires, like here, and the parties go on a month-to-month tenancy, 30 days notice must be given by the Landlord to the Tenant that the Landlord wishes to Terminate.  The catch is that the Landlord is prohibited from effectuating that 30 days notice mid-term.  Therefore, the Landlord must allow the full month's period to expire after notice is given before the lease can be considered terminated.  Since her month to month period started on the 1st of each month here, the Landlord can't cut it short half way through; he has to let the term expire as it normally would.

[A.]

w00t!

Then again, I figured NY would be even more generous.  Although not as bad as San Fran, where it's next to impossible to kick people out (there's the one famous story in which residents managed to stay in a building for like 10 years).