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Episode 29: Let Me Point Out This “Unpublished” Opinion, Because It Doesn’t Exist

by Laura Bergus September 19, 2011 Podcasts
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Introduction Friend, avid listener, and token representative law student Scott Kuhagen joins the ‘cast this episode. Laura passed the bar. Whew. Josh has a special oral argument before an appellate court at his alma mater. Aww. In the News Revisiting a topic we discussed last time: Eric Schmidt claims Google’s acquisition of Motorola Mobility isn’t [...]

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Episode 26: Just riffin’ on bar exams, summering, and Bitcoin

by Joshua Auriemma June 22, 2011 Podcasts
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Laura and I throw down for a semi-impromptu LG podcast. We’re trying to develop a more regular and frequent schedule. It may be the case when we’ve worked out the details, we’ll start hosting a livecast as well. This week was more of a “just riffin’”1 episode in that we only discussed one news story. [...]

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Legal Geekery Podcast Episode 24

by Laura Bergus March 26, 2011 Featured

US News Rankings, iPad 2, Twitter trademark, bar review, LG site redesign, picking a case management system, and more. Incoming search terms:case managementjudge mark bennett sioux city bio

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Access Barbri Bar Review Materials from iPad/iPhone for Free!

by Joshua Auriemma June 30, 2010 Geekery

As some of you know, Barbri offers the ability to access bar prep materials on your iPhone or iPad for a fee.  What you may not know is that the Barbri Mobile device has some serious limitations: 1. You can’t use your Barbri account on both an iPad AND an iPhone (and if you upgrade [...]

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You Don’t Need an Implied License if it’s Explicit

by Laura Bergus June 25, 2010 Podcasts

Episode 14: studying for the bar exam, RSS and copyright, Lessig’s attempt to amend the Constitution, life as a married law student, & more. When Larry Lessig tries to amend the US Constitution, Josh and Laura realize they should have paid attention in civics class. Also, Josh is deep into bar prep, Laura is working [...]

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Expedition: Bar Exam

by Joshua Auriemma June 8, 2009 Advice

Blondini joins us this week as a guest poster. So I have started the expedition made by thousands of law school graduates every June, lasting until the end of July.  For two months we will will stagger between Starbucks and the library while our family and friends bask in the sun unfettered and revel in the [...]

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Proposal to Include Bar Exam Costs Within Tuition

by Joshua Auriemma June 2, 2009 Law School

A few days ago, I received the following email from one of my favorite classmates: Due to the current economic environment, many lenders have suspended their bar exam loans. Additionally, applicants for some of the bar exams being offered must adhere to more stringent criteria than in recent history in order to quality for the [...]

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Bar Exam Classes v. Interesting Classes

by Joshua Auriemma April 26, 2009 Law School

Every semester I face the following question: should I take classes that will be useful to me on the Bar Exam, or should I take classes in which I’ll actually be interested? The way I see it, none of my professors were hired for their amazing teaching skills.  That’s not to say that none of [...]

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