Current location:	Cooley Center, Lansing, Michigan
Current mood:	Brash
Current music:	people talking before class

Internet Lawyering
I bring forth to you a law that is long overdue- if someone has already written a law like this, please, let me know and I will remove this one. As it is, I have not seen anything addressing this issue.

The Theory of Internet Lawyering

Any wanker or wanka who asserts knowledge of the legal system and proceeds to try and tell others what the law is to the point of showing that they actually have no real knowledge of the law shall be beaten with a set of first year law school books.

Included among the books will be these standard titles-
Torts
Contracts
Criminal Law
Civil Procedure
Constitutional Law
Criminal Procedure

Beatings will continue until the offender understands that they are not a lawyer.

Inspired by this thread- http://www.journalfen.net/community/fandom_wank/1197726.html?thread=194506654#t194506654

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	rikiki 2009-03-02 04:50 am UTC (link)
	How is that school? It's one of the ones on my list of schools I'm looking at, I think. (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)

sisterelwood
2009-03-02 05:09 am UTC (link)

I think you're talking to me so here I go-

I like it. The scheduling options are what drew me to it. I used to work so having a school that allowed me to work and take classes was very nice. However, I found that school needed more time than I could give it while still working so I quit my job and just took up the life of a full-time student. I still like it there because if you're willing to reach out to others you'll find people who will help you and cheer you on- anyone from fellow students to professors.

Fair warning- Cooley has a reputation for failing out a lot of students. I've found this to be the case. However, I find that the people who fail out were the ones who were not suited for law school to begin with or didn't take the school seriously.

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	rikiki 2009-03-02 05:14 am UTC (link)
	Yes, I was, sorry. I'm kind of looking at the midwestish area, though a lot of it depends on where my bf ends up after he graduates in May and if we're still together when I graduate next year. Long distance relationships suck. That's actually kind of good to know, if they weed out a lot of people not suited to be there. I think. (Reply to this)(Parent)

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