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An accurate description of law school

Submitted by Andrew Schnitzel on Monday, 17 November 2008One Comment

For all you Fallout 3 people wondering what law school is like:  I just read this sentence: “In 1984, CMEP asked the NRC, pursuant to FOIA, to provide it with copies of the INPO reports” on page 673 of my administrative law book.

The fact that the case defined the terms doesn’t make me feel much better (Critical Mass Energy Project, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Freedom of Information Act, Institution for Nuclear Power Operations).

Talkin’ Law School Blues accurately sums up what things are like — using the infamous law review write-on competition as an example.  I’d say it’s fair to compare finals and the comp.

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One Comment »

  • Joshua Auriemma said:

    What about those TPS reports?

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