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The data privacy implications here are severe.

TRIGGER WARNING: Discussion of Firearms

There is actually an OFTEN DISCUSSED analogue to this: Gun Laws.

Background: Current Law Student, and I previously worked at an ammunition manufacturer and am a former member of the U.S. Military. And to keep it as simple, I'm just going to discuss this using not even the firearms themselves, but a single magazine (The thing that holds the bullets.)

Several states have bans on how many rounds of ammunition a magazine is legally allowed to hold, usually falling between 10 and 20. So let's imagine that you are driving from Pennsylvania to New Hampshire, where your 20 round magazines are completely legal, but on the way you have to pass through states that include New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Vermont, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts, ALL OF WHOM ban those magazines and some where mere POSSESSION OF THE EMPTY MAGAZINE is a Felony.

Knowing this, you clean out your car, BUT happen to not check that little sleeve behind the seat, where you have a spare unloaded magazine. Because the United States has several land borders without checkpoints, it is incredibly easy to either accidentally or intentionally suddenly commit a felony while transporting this device. If you get pulled over in any of those states and consent to have your vehicle searched, if that is discovered, you may suddenly have a felony.

I understand that I have very much simplified the conversation, but it is one of the incredibly frustrating things about having a patchwork of laws across states with minimal federal guidance. It's not dissimilar from the early days of prohibition before the 18th amendment.

Fun Fact if you stayed this long: I'M ALLERGIC TO WEED!!!

Hey Incoming 1Ls!

Made a video about this, but I'll put a TLDR here. My top 3 pieces of advice are:

SLEEP! - Being fully rested is more beneficial than being exhausted during class because you studied all night.

EAT! - Lectures are surprisingly draining and you need to constantly fuel your brain.

READ YOUR SYLLABUS! - You'll be your teacher's favorite student if you never ask a question that was answered on the syllabus.

I say more, but if there is anything I think you should take away it's that.

Best of luck to all of you entering law school!

Hey Incoming 1Ls!

Made a video for y'all, but I'll put a TLDR here and if you want more you can watch the video, but my top 3 pieces of advice are:

SLEEP!

EAT!

READ YOUR SYLLABUS!

I say more, but if there is anything I think you should take away it's that.

Best of luck to all of you entering law school!

So this was an interesting one where he isn't IN it, BUT he is the Writer and Director. I think the Trailer is so much better than the movie itself, and if I had to describe what's wrong with the movie I'd say that it's 4 VERY GOOD short films put together into one incomprehensible mess.

That said, I did enjoy it, but I recognize that it is NOT a good film.

Yeah, Monster Squad SUPER doesn't age well