Sixty-Five-Year-Old Man Takes Bar Exam One might think that I would have tired of typing earlier today, following six hours of entering essay answers on my notebook computer. Surprisingly, I have a little typing strength left before I hit the sack. I awoke at 5:15 this morning and following the usual grooming, a quick walk […]
Sixty-Five-Year-Old Man Takes Bar Exam First, let’s set the appropriate musical accompaniment for this post: Next, let’s say those adoring fans are the tens of thousands of recent law grads and other bar admission candidates, such as myself, who are taking a bar exam next Tuesday and Wednesday. Now I’ve set the mood. The above […]
In 1876, more or less, Alexander Graham Bell shouted to his assistant, “Watson, I need you!” At least that is what Don Ameche led me to believe when I watched his portrayal of Bell in a movie first released well before I was born. In addition to giving us the telephone, Bell birthed one of […]
Sixty-Five-Year-Old Man Takes Bar Exam Last week I, and many others taking bar review courses, completed a simulated exam. This comprises two Multistate Performance Test assignments over three hours on day one, six essay questions in three hours the same day, and two three-hour sessions with 100 multiple choice questions each on a second day. […]
Sixty-Five-Year-Old Man Takes Bar Exam I’ve noted on Facebook that for the past few months my wife and I have been renovating our former home to which we will return. She’s actually done some of the work, such as removing wallpaper. Most of the rest is being done by various contractors. Since I am still […]
In May I drafted a complaint, mostly for fun and to do a little venting, seeking a writ of mandamus to compel production following the secretary’s refusal to comply with the demand for the returns. Here is the real deal, filed today in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.