u/They_Have_a_Point

Is this not exceeding the scope of permission

Pulled completely away from Themis directed study today so I can focus on memorization and honing my MBEs Essay. Did a mixed bag of 50 NCBE and happy with the result.

I was really inspired by a post yesterday from the father of 2 with one on the way who absolutely crushed his set of 100. I too am a father of two little ones, so it adds a whole new level of complexity to this studying madness.

1. I knew with every fiber of my being the answer was A. I knew he didn’t have standing under the 4th Amendment, but I needed my man to go free.

2. On what grounds would he be able to challenge the seizure of the ledger???

Clicking that final submit button is always a bit nerve racking, but today was a good day. How is everyone doing on doing on their practice MCQ exams?

For the first time in my entire life (and I’m significantly older than the average law student) I’m okay with just being average. This process has truly humbled me.

How is submitting an affidavit with this information not being offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted? It’s quite literally being offered to prove the negligent hiring of the truck driver.

This is Habeus Crustus. He’s about a year old. He’s been absolutely amazing turning out some of the best loaves this side of the Mississippi. I don’t refrigerate him and usually feed him once a day. However, as life does, I went ~3 days without feeding him and now he smells horrendous. I’ve tried doing a couple stiff feedings but I don’t see any activity. Have I lost him?

Is there a difference in these facts that I’m not seeing???

How is a 200 bed nursing home not excessive? Just because it’s allowed by some ordinance has no bearing on whether it’s excessive. Furthermore, the explanation for my incorrect answer choice describes exactly what the woman did! Anyway, thanks for listening.

I’m just looking for some basic info about this pen. (1) is it real? (2) if it is, what’s the value? (3) can be cleaned/restored (is it even worth it do it?)

Quick background: I received this pen from a family member when I graduated law school. They told me it belonged to my grandfather and likely 20-30 years old.

Any information that could be provided would be greatly appreciated.

Under these “Assess” assignments it always says 10Qs which I’ve always assumed meant 10 Questions… but these assignments have 25-30 questions. Can anyone shed some light on this?