Law Exam Answer

[The Wenis]

Maybe I'm sounding like a law student now. All I do is deal cards on a boat. LOL

and all i do is keep dumbasses out of jail, lol. i'd rather do what you do.

 

[big4life]

Law exam answers (or bar exam answers for that matter) are hardly ever geared toward real life instances. I don't think I've ever heard of someone shooting at their wife, with the intent to kill her, missing, having the bullet go out the window and killing a guy who jumped off the roof of the building (committing suicide). And then the guy being found guilty for 1st degree murder under transferred intent.

Basic thing to take out of this problem is (1) offer: "do you want to buy my goat for $10" (2) acceptance: Could have just said "yes" and would have been enough. Here, he slapped the $10 down (red herring that he "slapped" it down) (3) $10 was consideration for the goat: B gave consideration and A gave something up for it (detriment).

Maybe I'm sounding like a law student now. All I do is deal cards on a boat. LOL

That is an interesting post.

 

[Deus Ex Machina]

you analyzed that just like a law student. excellent. but after you've practiced for a while you'll realize there is no correct answer to any legal question. the law is flexible and juries occasionally ignore it. the analysis isn't as important as sweet talking the jury. i'd give you k but i'm tapped out today.

Yup, law is very discretionary... esp. executive law

 

[Big Rick Rock]

Law exam answers (or bar exam answers for that matter) are hardly ever geared toward real life instances. I don't think I've ever heard of someone shooting at their wife, with the intent to kill her, missing, having the bullet go out the window and killing a guy who jumped off the roof of the building (committing suicide). And then the guy being found guilty for 1st degree murder under transferred intent.

Basic thing to take out of this problem is (1) offer: "do you want to buy my goat for $10" (2) acceptance: Could have just said "yes" and would have been enough. Here, he slapped the $10 down (red herring that he "slapped" it down) (3) $10 was consideration for the goat: B gave consideration and A gave something up for it (detriment).

Maybe I'm sounding like a law student now. All I do is deal cards on a boat. LOL

Sniff* Sniff*

I smell the scent of Lemon.

 

[fortbaxter1]

Let me ask you all, how is law school?

I'm a sophomore not sure what I want to do.
My classes would definetly, at this pace, prepare me well for law school.

However, I hate philosophy, I'm not a big fan of English(then again who is), and I don't like governement that much as well.

I've heard that law school sucks.

One teacher told me "the first year they scare you, the second year they work you, the third year they bore you"

What is law school like?
What does it take enjoy and do well in law skill, what kinds of interests and passions should one have?

 

[chewyxrage]

I WAS RIGHT


learned that same shit in freshman business law class