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I guess a moment I felt sorta a question about the law or protectiveness over children was when the Trial of Gabriel Fernandez was released on Netflix. I was 15 when it was released, and it opened my eyes to the cruelty children can suffer and how the system failed him. I always knew other children didn't have the life I had, but at that moment it made me very upset. "How could two people, including his own mother, do this to him? And how could he be overlooked so many times after so many people told the authorities?" A more recent example is child sex trafficking and por*. So many disgusting people have been caught either distributing or keeping photographs or videos of violating children, and it seems as if they only get a few years and are set free. The internet has become a dangerous place for children, and now with AI, all perpetrators need is a scan of their face, and then they can create whatever disgusting images or videos they want. Laws need to be implemented to combat these new technological innovations and protect the most vulnerable in our society.
With corporate law, I feel that because I have a degree in accounting and understand the importance of data integrity, I know how one person or a group of people who commit fraud and cheat can harm not only the economy but also the people who work for them. People commit fraud because they feel they deserve the money, or the company owes everything to them, or just because. However, this isn't right; they are not only cheating themselves, but they also cheat their coworkers who work very hard every day to make ends meet. Corporations also need to be held accountable when they don't uphold their promises and create misleading figures to make people buy into their company.
I apologize if this is a lot, but this is a basic overview of my feelings. I'm not sure if its unique or mind catching but it is how I feel.
Yes of course please! I don’t have like anything written out I just have this basic outline idea. But I need to do a full outline but not sure what to include
Good evening everybody!
I hope everyone is having a good start to the week. I need some feedback or guidance on how to go about my personal statement. My overall basis is going to be discussing on how I am interested in corporate law, contracts, estate planning and family law. The business side is because my degree was in accounting and I want to learn the basis behind corporations making deals but also protecting themselves. I am interested in family law because I feel a sense of protectiveness over family’s especially children. They are some of the most vulnerable members of our society and I wanna be a protector for them and ensure they get the care and support they need.
My issue comes from how I am supposed to start the statement. “Hi my name is Natalie and I’m interested in law school” or “business and family law are key interests for me”. I’ve only begun starting and I already feel like I’ve hit a wall. I understand I don’t have to write a sob story, not that I have one anyways to write, but I just wanna say “I’ve wanted to learn more about how our system works and how it’s apart of everyday life. I also wanna help people and ensure they don’t get taken advantage of” .
I also don’t have the ability to afford a tutor or someone to review my statement and give me feedback, so if anyone has any recommendations I would appreciate it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated and any feedback would be welcomed. Thank you for reading! -Nat
Good evening everyone!
Hope y'all are having a good start to the week! I need some advice on how to format my resume & what to include.
Here is how it is currently formatted:
Education
Work Experience
Skills
Achievements & Awards
I have been looking at all possible examples online and they are all so different its hard to pinpoint what I shouldn't and should add. I haven't seen many with the skills section and the achievements & awards are apart of the education. Any help with this is greatly appreciated!
@afk Thank you for the feedback!
I think I will go ahead and do it afterwards!
@qtaro Thank you for the advice!
Eek it is kinda scary that the writing is on the second page of the application
Good evening everyone!
I would like to have some feedback on the Argumentative portion of the LSAT and any would be greatly appreciated and helpful!
My first question, what did you use to prepare yourself for this portion of the test and what helped you the most on test day?
My second question is would it be better to take it before my exam or after my exam? I am taking the September LSAT on the 10th and I really want to focus solely on preparing for that and move my attention to the writing portion afterwards. I just want to hear if this is a good path or if I should do something different.
I am nervous for this part of the exam because I’m not sure how to condense my opinion into only a couple of paragraphs and not entire essays like I have in undergrad. Again any help would be so helpful to me!
Hope everyone is having a good week so far!
Also quick note: I saw on Reddit (and Ik I shouldn’t trust it) that I only have to do the writing portion once? Even if I take two exams? This confused me so I want to make sure.
Hi everyone!
I have recently hit a wall with the RC sections and can't seem to increase my accuracy even with extensive practice. I was wondering what others have done or do to increase their accuracy, like tips, methods, or creating new ways of thinking. Hopefully this makes sense; any help would be appreciated!
@fssilver I am so sorry for responding late! Thank you for the advice! I always try to tell myself, "You can do this. What does the question want, and what can you infer from the stimulus or passage?"
@jesmc2129 I am so sorry for responding late! Thank you for the advice! I do walk around my house during the ten-minute break, so maybe I need to do some jumping jacks lol.
Hi everyone!
I am in need of some advice about how to stayed focused during a full-timed exam. I can usually get through the first two sections unbothered and locked in. However, after the 10 minute break between the 2nd and 3rd sections I become super tired and sluggish and this causes me to do worse on the last two sections. I know I could do so much better if I am able to stay on track and not become uninterested.
I am not sure if this makes sense or if anyone else has had this issue, but any advice would be greatly appreciated!
I just don't wanna sound basic lol, I replied to the thread below this one of why I wanna do this, if you would like to read it.