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What is the best hornbook for a law school Criminal Procedure class? [more inside]
posted by j1950
on Nov 19, 2009 -
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I recently applied for a position as a pro-bono LSAT tutor, unfortunately I wrote my LSAT three years ago and I have no tutoring experience. Help? [more inside]
posted by paradoxflow
on Oct 29, 2009 -
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What do I do now (with regard to law school applications)?
So, I retook the LSAT in hopes of improving on my original score (166). I scored exactly the same. Now I'm not sure what to do-should retake it a third time? Just submit my applications early (end of this month) and hope for the best? [more inside]
posted by Sakura3210
on Oct 16, 2009 -
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NGOfilter: I think I've discovered my vocation - the question is, how do I go about achieving it?
Lots of background, questions from clueless young person and more. [more inside]
posted by monocot
on Aug 7, 2009 -
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An old problem that I figured was more-or-less permanently in my past has reared its head. Even though I graduated from college a decade ago and have since gone to law school, a prospective employer is demanding my college transcript. I did poorly in college - I got three Fs and had to take a year off at my school's insistence. My question is, when I send along my transcript, should I include any kind of explanatory note, or just leave things be? (A few more details inside.) [more inside]
posted by Conrad Cornelius o'Donald o'Dell
on Jun 1, 2009 -
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Another law school question: choose the cheaper, lower-ranked school with programs I'll like compared to the slightly more expensive, higher-ranked school? Important qualifier: I want to do public interest law. [more inside]
posted by midatlanticwanderer
on Apr 4, 2009 -
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law school filter: Debt level vs. Prestige. What would you choose? [more inside]
posted by HabeasCorpus
on Mar 10, 2009 -
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What kind of jobs are open only to a JD/MBA, or would be likely to express a strong preference to someone with both degrees? I have a general idea, but I'm looking for specific examples so I could justify (or, if there are few/no examples, forget about) the time & expense of a dual degree (vs. only a JD).
posted by paul_smatatoes
on Jan 16, 2009 -
12 answers