Sixty-Five-Year-Old Man Takes Bar Exam Last week thousands of recent law school graduates across the country began their bar review courses. If you’ve been reading my posts, then you know that I started my review two months ago, in March. As the bar exam is at the end of July and I started near the […]
I recently posited that if Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin and I.R.S. Commissioner Charles Rettig did not comply with House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal’s request for various tax returns related to President Trump, then the preferred remedy would be seeking a writ of mandamus in court, rather than a Congressional finding of […]
Congratulations, You’ve Earned that J.D. or LL.M.! I feel a special kinship to those of you who will receive your hoods tomorrow. You entered the College of Law nearly three years ago, in a period of tumult in the leadership of the college. Time and time again so many of you have shown us the […]
Sixty-Five-Year-Old Man Takes Bar Exam A few weeks ago I wrote that I was concerned about having to write out the Multistate Performance Test (MPT), rather than being able to use my computer. Last week I gave that issue more thought. The letter to applicants I received, which addressed the use of computers on the […]