Dear Sun ( Read more... )

I believe I've changed markedly from college. Atleast, from my first few years of undergraduate school. Whereas my first two years were crammed with cramming, and I was proud of it, I've transitioned to a take-your-time, steady-eddy student. I've learned a lot since then, and I think this change is the result of much insight ( Read more... )

So, this post isn't for reading. It's definitly true that one learns more when they write about what they have learned, which is what I'm doing here. What did I learn about? The basics of evidence admisability. Thought you were going to read something really juicy and private? Sorry, this is just some writing to reinforce what I'm learning ( Read more... )

Every once and again I write a sentence I'm particularly proud of. I've had two in the paper I'm currently working on. Consider:

The notion that society will not endure a legal house not built from the bricks of society’s moral principles is not an idiosyncrasy of Hart, but has been echoed by modern jurisprudents and is an organizing model ( Read more... )

Children's Book You Will Never See:
You Were an Accident ( Read more... )

Funniest line from a Supreme Court opinion ever: "Clean and wholesome bread does not depend upon whether the baker works but ten hours per day or only sixty hours a week. " Lochner v. New York.

Today I came across someone on Facebook with the Ultimate list of favorite TV shows. His were:

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Firefly, and Battlestar Galactica

The ONLY way this list could be better would be to add StarTreck Voyager. I bet he just forgot.

Okay, new best screen-name ever: "Inferno, Lord of the Penguins"

The small of the back is the real first base. I'm not talking about these hang-it-all-out-there-no-modesty-tramp-stamp mindless meats. No, but touching a girl's lower back when opening a door is really strong way to break the ice.

Interesting day in law ( Read more... )