Before Law School, I Liked Myself

" 'Cause i know the biggest crime is just to throw up your hands/say "this has nothing to do with me, i just want to live as comfortably as i can"
So tonight I laughed at this dude in the bar who told me (Future Public Defender of America) and my friend (Future District Attorney of America), when I inquired as to the nature of his profession since he was so invested in questioning the ethics of...

A long hiatus from blogging, I realize. I'm working hard to fulfill all three parts of that famous saying about law school alternately scaring, working and boring you to death (1L year? Definitely scary to a degree dangerous to the health of those of...

...is the incentive to be legally creative. By which I mean the incentive to, at least within reason, throw an argument against the wall (or rather, the judge hearing your motion, which can actually be a lot like a wall, depending on the judge) and see...

So, the title. First I should point out that I deserve no credit for it. All credit is due to my friend Y., who blogs over at UpperWestLaw. Also, to be fair, it's kind of a half-truth on my part. I'm not sure it's totally accurate to say I liked myself...