It’s been an uneventful week scholatically speaking. Everything seems to be going along according to plan.
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Two months in and fourty-eight to go! I am really enjoying Criminal Law, Torts, and Legal Writing. I am a little less interested in Contract Law at this time. The challenge for this week has been to keep it simple. I tend to lean towards splitting hairs on issues discussed more than I need to.… Read More
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I’ve been pulled in so many directions this week that it seems like I’ve not had proper time to study. While I am still on schedule, it just feels like I am not. The big lesson for the week is in test taking. Sometimes the best answer may be “none of the above”. I wrestle… Read More
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I purchased the Naturally Speaking voice to text recognition software a couple of weeks back and I must say it has been a real time saver for me. I would spend about three hours transcribing notes and highlights from the text books into my course notes each week. I probably spend thirty to fourty-five minutes… Read More
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I’ve managed to keep just a couple of days ahead of my coursework which is great as far as I am concerned. I have been spending a bit of excess time transcribing my highlighted notes in the plethora of books. I purchased a copy of Dragon’s Naturally Speaking software to experiment with speech to text… Read More
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It is amusing to me that the immersion causes me to view even the most innocent situations differently. In good humor, a subordinate coworker received a scratch from another unprovoked, but certainly without malicious intent. In jest, I point out that my subordinate had a tort case for intentional battery. I’m enjoying law school. Something… Read More
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Torts, Criminal Law, Contract Law, and Legal Writing will be my focus this year. It looks like I’ll be spending about fifteen hours a week on my studies for now. This is very interesting. I have been focusing on the objective analysis required as opposed to the subjective problem analysis I generally gravitate from.
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The objective analysis versus the subjective analysis? The objective, reasonable interpretation by someone in the position of the parties involved and present as witness would assume. I seem to gravitate towards the subjective rather than the objective nature of the analysis. This has been my first real challenge during law school. It has occured to… Read More
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Week one of law school is complete, two hundred and fourteen to go! I intend on keeping this journal recording thoughts, successes, and challenges even. At this juncture, it seems to me that time management is the key to success in law school. Time will tell 🙂