When I first started watching Legal Eagle as a teenager, I never imagined becoming a lawyer. Fast forward several years, and this man jumpscares me on an LSAT prep course.
i would watch these if they weren't 15-30 mins long but i think practical videos like these are cool and helpful to those who know nothing about the legal system
Was gonna skip (because they're long videos) but took a curious look at the 2nd video (UVA American Legal Overview) and could not put it down! It was really engaging. I meant to stop here for the day and watch Netflix but got hooked (maybe because I'm imagining being a 1st year student too, making me want to work even harder on my 7sage studies...).
@Lola Yeah, provinces are only allowed to make legislature for education, health, etc., while states are fully in charge of themselves. Power starts with them, while in Canada, power starts with the federal government.
Provinces have no way of modifying the constitution independently. If you look at the Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accords you'll see Quebec pushing for their own recognition as a society. This had to be agreed on by the provinces, and then it had to be voted on nationally (in the latter's sake).
Meanwhile, US states carry their own legislations.
#feedback i have an app to block distracting websites incl. youtube while i study, so if there's a way to embed them natively and then maybe additionally provide a link that would be super helpful
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The second video is inspiring. I hope we all can sit in an intro law class sometime soon!
When I first started watching Legal Eagle as a teenager, I never imagined becoming a lawyer. Fast forward several years, and this man jumpscares me on an LSAT prep course.
i would watch these if they weren't 15-30 mins long but i think practical videos like these are cool and helpful to those who know nothing about the legal system
really loved the second video. I put it on while I was at work and it's so inspiring. Made me excited to become a law student.
I absolutely love the trivial break between the material. It gives my brain a positive refresh from my thoughts of struggle.
Loved the second video. Great resource!
canadian here ! skippppp :)
2nd video was just awesome
Both of these are so valuable. I watched them each in full! Thank you for sharing.
surprise legal eagle appearance hi devin
Nice brain break!
I like these built in study breaks!
Was gonna skip (because they're long videos) but took a curious look at the 2nd video (UVA American Legal Overview) and could not put it down! It was really engaging. I meant to stop here for the day and watch Netflix but got hooked (maybe because I'm imagining being a 1st year student too, making me want to work even harder on my 7sage studies...).
so valuable as a future view of what I am stepping into!
Legal Eagle the GOAT
Chat Louisiana uses civil law ._.
Still interesting from Canada
@Patni is this relevant to us here, because provincial and federal is different from state and federal?
@Lola Yeah, provinces are only allowed to make legislature for education, health, etc., while states are fully in charge of themselves. Power starts with them, while in Canada, power starts with the federal government.
Provinces have no way of modifying the constitution independently. If you look at the Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accords you'll see Quebec pushing for their own recognition as a society. This had to be agreed on by the provinces, and then it had to be voted on nationally (in the latter's sake).
Meanwhile, US states carry their own legislations.
the UVA dean is so coollllllll
I'm not gonna waste 55 minutes watching random videos...
@CharChar3 lol same, especially since I'm from Canada
@ArianNoori me too, LOL
@CharChar3 Facts
#feedback i have an app to block distracting websites incl. youtube while i study, so if there's a way to embed them natively and then maybe additionally provide a link that would be super helpful
same!