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Humor break for the LSATPrep-weary: What being on Law Review will be likeHere's what NYU Law students think what being on law review is like(not really)(well maybe) the rendition is based on the Disney movie Mulan's "I'll …
... which he lost the IP rights to and so he created ... -
Can't Access Addons!I'm trying to access addons to buy PT's. Help!
... reads: "Attached is our revised Rights Management Document regarding electronic distribution ... -
Thoughts on LSAC policy changeHas anyone thought that the decision to stop the distribution of prep tests might be good for us competition wise? In the future, LSAT test takers w…
... if they stop licensing PT rights to prep courses (as if ... -
Price after the PDF banHello 7sage! As always, thanks so much for all the help and resources. I was wondering if there will be a price discount since the PDFs of LSAT que…
... you'd already bought the rights to those questions individually. Now ... -
7Sage without PDFsHello all! I'm new to 7Sage and gained access a few weeks before the LSAC disallowed the use of LSAT PDFs. I found the PDFs very helpful while they w…
... majority of people to give rights holders the finger if it ... -
in need of helpHello everyone, hope all is well; I am writing this post after taking a PT, (my 8th total), and i am literally heart broken. After spending the la…
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Nervous about the June LSAT?Of course you are. You're about to take an important test. It's not <em>the most</em> important test though. That one is called the October LSAT. …
... during the next decade. Human rights lawyers (fighting for gays and ... -
Free Essay Editing. Looking for Diversity Statements, Addenda, "Why Us?" and Yale 250s.7Sagers, I’m David, the editor who’s designing 7Sage’s new personal statement bundle. I'm looking for diversity statements, addenda, “why us?” ess…
... state" like Texas where LGBT rights are actively opposed in government ... -
Older LSAT takers?Are any of you guys in the older crowd?
... few lawmakers... work on human rights, and be that voice for ... -
Goal LSAT and Goal SchoolI know people here have different goals and ambitions but what is everyone's goal school and LSAT score? I'll start... Goal LSAT 168+ and Goal school…
... law (LLB) as well as civil law (BCL), since Quebec operates ... -
What are your career goals?I know a similar thread was created about which school is your dream school, but I thought I would create one about interests in the field of law. W…
... this on a broader human rights scale then working for an ... people want these similar human rights type of positions and the ... -
International Law?What is international law, really? And what is a JD international law program, considering the typical 'international law' degree is an LLM ? Wha…
... the jet setting international human rights lawyer fighting injustices the world ... -
Law Passages are so hard :(Hi Everyone! This is my first time writing in the forums. I am totally struggling with understanding Law passages in Reading Comprehension and I'm no…
... difference between common law and civil law is?) because knowledge of ... -
Did I burn myself out?Hey everyone, I am hoping someone can help me because I feel as if I am in a slump right now and am having a hard time getting out. When I started …
... it, and forget about the rights and wrongs for a moment ... -
What's the lowest ranked law school you would attend?Whats the lowest ranked law school you would attend and why?
... ) I want to work in civil litigation once I graduate. South ... /> (#7) I know 4 Texas civil litigators who are in their ... a work relationship with a civil litigation boutique in the Dallas ... -
What's the flaw? And How do I attack this seemingly air tight argument?Defendants who can afford expensive private defense lawyers have a lower conviction rate than those who rely on court-appointed public defenders. Thi…
... you're comparing criminal and civil disputes; in other words comparing ... substantive differences between the two, civil and criminal cases are prosecuted ... to convict you whereas some civil cases like insider trading are ... -
What's the flaw? And How do I attack this seemingly air tight argument?Defendants who can afford expensive private defense lawyers have a lower conviction rate than those who rely on court-appointed public defenders. Thi…
@allergic said:
Actually, insider trading and embezzlement are both crimes.
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What's the flaw? And How do I attack this seemingly air tight argument?Defendants who can afford expensive private defense lawyers have a lower conviction rate than those who rely on court-appointed public defenders. Thi…
ApplicationDo people usually have applications done and ready before taking their LSAT exam and then wait until they get their scores back to submit or how does…
... it if you waive your rights to, otherwise you can access ...Anybody know the month and year of the Superprep II C test? (just got a copy, booklet doesn't say)My copy of the Superprep II booklet just arrived, and much to my dismay, LSAC does not indicate what month and year that the C test is. Considerin…
We're asking for licensing rights from the LSAC. If they grant us rights, then I assume we will know.
What should we call it guys? We already have a "PrepTest C". PrepTest C 2?What do YOU do to stay motivated?And I don't mean just for the LSAT - for anything. Do you unwind with some TV? What shows do you watch? Do you snack or grab some coffee? Run aro…
... went out and got a civil engineering degree. That's when ...Official Feb. LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official Feb. LSAT Discussion Thread. Please keep all discussions of the Feb. 2016 LSAT here. Here's some ground rules, taken…
... legal one was about employes rights.
Real lg was ...Official Feb. LSAT Discussion ThreadHey guys! Here's the official Feb. LSAT Discussion Thread. Please keep all discussions of the Feb. 2016 LSAT here. Here's some ground rules, taken…
... who studied in Rome; workers' rights and workers being able to ...It's timeI know what I will have to face, the fear of stress and boredom. This is a journey of a serial procrastinator planning to study and LSAT, Monday to …
... on negotiation and/or human rights, but with a law degree ...Wall Street Journal's article about the LSAThttp://www.wsj.com/article_email/lsats-grip-on-law-school-admissions-loosens-1455964203-lMyQjAxMTA2NTI2MjYyMjI5Wj Interesting article. Part of me…
... laws in accordance with the rights of the people. Yeah, I ...Cambridge bites the dustJust went over to Cambridge LSAT to check on the exact composition of their bundles and looks like all the official LSAT pdf's, including the bundles…
... "lsat" in like 10 seconds rights yet they were unmoved.Stuck (largely) in the low-170s over long period of time - focus on PTs and BR-ing or drills?I've been steadily and consistently studying for about two years for the LSAT, and I've managed to score in the low 170s a total of about ten times (…
... that I have any bragging rights after having spent two years ...What is considered a strong soft in law school applications if you don't have an UG GPA?I am aware that the most important factors in the law school admissions are LSAT scores and undergraduate GPA. However I don't have an undergraduate …
... on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, which got presented as a ...What is considered a strong soft in law school applications if you don't have an UG GPA?I am aware that the most important factors in the law school admissions are LSAT scores and undergraduate GPA. However I don't have an undergraduate …
... on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, which got presented as a ...
