Law School: “It’s like a distilled bunch of the biggest A-Holes you knew in college”

| October 21, 2010

Saw this in the HotAir headlines, and I know some lawyer friends that read TAH will love this.

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S6R

That makes me want to take all my Ambien and wash it down with Scotch.

Of course, waking up does that.

You sir, win one internets for finding this.

Scott

Lies! Law school assholes are much more entertaining in a disgusting sort of way. There were no gunners in undergrad. Hell, half the students only went because their parents expected them to.

Hainer

When lawyers who become judges think the US Constitution is a living document to be interpreted as they see fit then they are only interpreting themselves. Think of the Constitution as a beautiful woman and think of the judge, ignoring the beautiful woman but not himself.

Someone wrote in the Canada Free Press about dogma and the law profession. If a lawyer has been taught dogma then he will practice dogma and not the law. When that happens and a judge believes in dogma there is no law or justice.

Old Tanker

Do your lips move when you read? Science cleared the guy, a lawyer put his ass in prison… Hahaha!

They’re all guilty!!

My brother was asked, during jury selection, “would you have any preconcieved notions as to the defendants guilt or innocence?” My brother replied “If he’s sitting here, he must have done something stupid” He was allowed to go back to work….

509th Bob

Yes, this is devastatingly accurate. We all laughed about it in the office.

Lawyer for Hire

I’ve sent this to every idiot I know who thinks law school is a good idea. They all say this won’t be them. You can’t fix stupid.

Susan

TSO, you realize that this means you? The stuff about law school not preparing you for a career was spot on.

However, I must say I learned a lot in law school. I learned that legal academia is the last bastion of true communism in this hemisphere and that the vast majority of law professors are teaching because they did not really want to work hard enough to make it in private practice.

On the bright side, I learned to beat the shit out of annoying people using a keyboard as something more than a blunt object.