#law school

[floral-ashes]

Welp, my “fuck the law” lecture on Thursday just became even more timely.

[legal-poppy]

sunday 1.19.2025. got a bit of work done after church and finished reorganizing my bookshelves! kinda shocked at how many books i own, also shocked that i don't own more? i'm starting to feel stressed about all my events this semester- barrister ball, oci season, and our auction in april. there's so much to do and i don't want to mess it up for everyone.

total study time- 3 hours 45 minutes

1 hour reading for sales & doing practice problems

45 minutes reading for legal profession

30 minutes preparing for employment law exercises

30 minutes updating my planner & calendar

1 hour sending auction donation requests

[catedemia]

18.10.24 — friday

— completed a reading in contract law at a cafe with some hot chocolate ☕️ spent a good 3 hours there !

🎧 say it over by ruel, cautious clay ( i heard this in the cafe )

[mal-studyblr]

october 1st, 2024 || a little treat to get me through this 8am class with a side of jurisprudence

[minilibrarian]

Morning study ft. Criminal law 📚

[rachel-morrigan]

Oh yes

Oh yes

Oh yes they both

Oh yes they both

Reached for..

The gun

The gun

The gun

The gun

The gun!

[lupusmaxima]

2024/09/15

studied at a cafe for the first time and,,, i actually kinda loved it? it was great to push myself to study in an environment that has noise. i always find it super hard to focus, so it was nice to see that it wasn’t impossible

[mysharona1987]

[riesenfeldcenter]

Spines galore this week! Here are some highlights from our collection of Roman and Canon law. We love looking for repurposed manuscript pieces and these swirly hand-drawn flowers!

[studyinrain]

today was great! i’ve recently started practicing yoga in the mornings, and i’m loving it so much. other than yoga, i make sure to do physical activity during the day, and today it was walking.

after that, i spent the afternoon planning my upcoming academic year and the rest of my plan & goals for the remainder of this summer.

🌟 i’m using an excel sheet to track my performance in each course i’m studying. basically, it helps me determine which topics i’m confident with and which topics i’m struggling with, so i know what topics to study and work on everyday (start with the weakest topic).

[daily log]

–discrete math (sets): completed lesson videos

–sociology readings for class #2 pg. 1-2

[ellesimsworld]

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[floral-ashes]

Thanks to Peter Boghossian for advertising my work! How kind of him. He even seems to imply that he wish he’d written it.🥰

[time-wasters-blog]

And at the end of the day... What matters most is if you felt alive

What is the point of high grades if you went days in a row without feeling the sun on your skin, without hearing the birds and without smelling a flower?

Studying is important. Being prepared for your future is important.

But living is even more so.

Don't forget to cherish the small joys of life

1/6 exams to go

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

Law school actually made me change my opinion on what is my favorite Ace Attorney game, no joke. Before attending law school, it was Trials and Tribulations, mainly because I like the story and Godot is a pretty awesome character.

After law school…AA4. None of the other games come even close.

Klavier is 100% the best prosecutor in the series, solely because he comes the closest to how real life prosecutors are (I promise you, they’re not evil villains trying to improve their conviction record). Ema Skye is the best detective because of how jaded she is, which feels appropriate because that’s how most people feel once they start working in criminal law (source: me, who has actually worked on criminal cases).

Also, I feel a lot closer to Apollo Justice than I did to Phoenix Wright. No offense to Phoenix, but I like how AA4 really honed in on how frustrated Apollo feels with the justice system. Like when Phoenix revealed he used falsified evidence, that felt…I don’t want to say true to life, but I like the ethical dilemma there. I mean, in law school, there’s a whole SUBJECT dedicated to ethics, so I appreciate AA4’s willingness to discuss this topic.

Also also, a JURY SYSTEM. Holy shit, an actual jury system! And Phoenix got disbarred for using falsified evidence! Actual consequences from the state bar! And the main case was concerning a will/inheritances!

I’m not gonna say AA4 was a perfect game, and it’s still not a perfect representation of the legal field. But it’s the only AA game that I played that comes closest, which is a low bar but hey, they at least set the bar.

[mal-studyblr]

january 19th, 2023 || work from home mornings >>>