Wednesday Writs: The Court Don’t Care About Your Feelings Edition
Quite often, a lawyer knows before leaving court whether they have prevailed or lost miserably, and in this case that was pretty clear.
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Wednesday Writs for 4/10
This week’s round up includes the assassination of President Garfield, sex discrimination at Jones Day, lawyers behaving (very) badly, dumb criminals and more
There Has Got To Be A Better Way (Law School, Part 5)
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Living The Dream (Law School, Part 4)
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Malice Aforethought: Getting Through (Law School, Part 3)
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More Unusual Than Cruel: Getting In (Law School, Part 2)
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Why Are You Even Thinking About This? (Law School, Part 1)
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