Tuesday, November 09, 2004
I’m sorry for every short cut I ever took in teaching law
This afternoon I had to attend a hearing and listen to a lawyer present an argument on behalf of a client. To say that he was a sleazy, crass, lacking in civility to say nothing of intellect – would be an understatement.
How did he ever ascend to the status of “primary litigator” in a local law firm? More importantly, how did he ever make it through law school?
I am determined to get tougher, to tighten-up in the classroom and demand even more of my students at every turn.
Am I scaring my one-L’s yet? Not to worry. Every single one I have right now is already better suited to practice law than the attorney I dealt with this afternoon. Ever try directing questions to a horse’s rear-end? I did, today.
Now, if the Republicans would like to pluck this character out of the ranks of trial attorneys and send him packing, it would be okay by me.
How did he ever ascend to the status of “primary litigator” in a local law firm? More importantly, how did he ever make it through law school?
I am determined to get tougher, to tighten-up in the classroom and demand even more of my students at every turn.
Am I scaring my one-L’s yet? Not to worry. Every single one I have right now is already better suited to practice law than the attorney I dealt with this afternoon. Ever try directing questions to a horse’s rear-end? I did, today.
Now, if the Republicans would like to pluck this character out of the ranks of trial attorneys and send him packing, it would be okay by me.
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