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Hey, we're testing at the same center! I would recommend calling LSAC if you're really bothered by it. Personally, the air quality has not affected me too much. I know some test centers closer to the fire zone are closed.
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150% what I needed. Thank you for this.
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@Bamboosprout The ninth circuit oral arguments can be found on their youtube or on their website at https://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/media/. The federal circuit can be found here: http://www.cafc.uscourts.gov/oral-argument-recordings. I'm not familiar w…
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Honestly, I find listening to appellate oral arguments really interesting and compelling (but I'm not sure I'd call it inspiring). Not sure about other federal circuits, but the ninth circuit court of appeals live streams at least some of its oral a…
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@LSAT_Wrecker Thanks! I definitely will do the same for apps with this question
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I diagram no statements as follows: "No duck likes water" as D -> /W because the statement paraphrases to "if you are a duck, then you do not like water". So if I had a double negative, I would diagram: "No duck does not like water" as D -> //…
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Are you referring to the good parents question in section 4?
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I have 5 letters of recommendation on file (overkill, I know), and all of my initial requests were by email. I think asking about office hours is a great idea, or alternatively, you could do a phone or skype call.
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I'm interested!
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I don't have the answer to your question, but hey, I'm taking my test at the College of Alameda too. If you're in the bay you, could take one at a local university library? UC Berkeley has libraries that are open to the public over the weekends.
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Hi, I'm a fellow STEM applicant. The advice I've gotten in the past is that technical terms are okay so long as the context is clear so that if you're referring to the language you coded in, for example, it's clear to the reader that you are referen…
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I've also heard great things about Getting to Maybe. There's also a free class on Coursera called "A Law Student's Toolkit" by Yale Law that you might find helpful.
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The Atlantic article was circulated by one of the male partners at the IP litigation firm I work at, and he called it "interesting". After working at this firm for two years now, I would think that recounts of blatant sexism by opposing counsel and …
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Is "Why do you want to be a lawyer?"/"Why do you want to go to law school?" not a good prompt to answer for personal statements?
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Hi! I'm more or less in the same boat as you. I've been working for a couple of years and have some money saved up to (luckily) afford to study full time (starting next week) for the November exam. Like you, I'm treating the test as a full time job …