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Location: seattle | if you're thar, pls post or pm (if your in cognito) (spelling - I know!!!) |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | If you can't spell any better than that, you'll never make it. Everyone will tell you there's too many lawyers anyway. |
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Location: Portland, OR | Especially in the Northwest. What's your question? Remember to get to your point when your not being paid by the hour. I can already tell you the main thing you learn. Get your money up front. |
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Location: Tennessee | Your honor, we're requesting a delay. We require Mr. Green's presence before we can adequately prepare our case, and we need a bit more time to locate Mr. Green. |
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Location: Portland, OR | Omygod! I haven't heard that in years. That was quite common in the '70's. And the judge usually went for it. |
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Location: seattle | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
If you can't spell any better than that, you'll never make it. Everyone will tell you there's too many lawyers anyway. there no law in idaho, luck to find someone who can read up thar !! |
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Location: south east Michigan | Tread lightly there, newbie. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Yes, Your Honor, I'll get to the question. |
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| Originally posted by ovationluver:
there no law in idaho, luck to find someone who can read up thar !! [/QB] Perhaps you mean "there is no law in Idaho and you'd be lucky to find someone up there who can read."
I'll leave any further comment on that one to Mark..lol
In any event, I didn't really think that your post was with regard to getting your own ass into law school even though today's affirmative action standards might be ludicrous enough to facilitate same.
What I would say though is that if you have a question then ask it so that people might help you.
Moreover, if you have a legal problem, there may be some type of legal aid institution in your area which is willing to help or at least provide you with a free consultation.
Failing the above there is also craigslist. I see posts on there all the time stating things like "need top lawyer but have no money to pay anything." |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by Joe Rotax:
Failing the above there is also craigslist. I see posts on there all the time stating things like
"need top lawyer but have no money to pay anything." Does That Work?!
If it does, I wish I had thought of that! There are so many times that I could have used that.
(But internet access is kinda difficult from a jail cell. :p ) |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Man, if there was ever a post that could use some emoticons, this is it! 
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| Originally posted by Old Man Arthur:
Does That Work?!
If it does, I wish I had thought of that! There are so many times that I could have used that.
(But internet access is kinda difficult from a jail cell. :p ) Yeah, last time I was arrested was on the way to a Yes concert in Toronto - back then they still used the traditional dispute resolution techniques like bouncin your head of the wall..lol |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Are you sure it's a lawyer you're needing? |
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Location: seattle | Originally posted by Joe Rotax:
Originally posted by ovationluver:
there no law in idaho, luck to find someone who can read up thar !! Perhaps you mean "there is no law in Idaho and you'd be lucky to find someone up there who can read."
I'll leave any further comment on that one to Mark..lol
In any event, I didn't really think that your post was with regard to getting your own ass into law school even though today's affirmative action standards might be ludicrous enough to facilitate same.
What I would say though is that if you have a question then ask it so that people might help you.
Moreover, if you have a legal problem, there may be some type of legal aid institution in your area which is willing to help or at least provide you with a free consultation.
Failing the above there is also craigslist. I see posts on there all the time stating things like "need top lawyer but have no money to pay anything." [/QB] |
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Location: seattle | Originally posted by an4340:
Are you sure it's a lawyer you're needing? got a qu about law school - thought about asking my shrink - but he won't talk to me anymore. something about a restraining order
I just wanted to ask some general questions about being a law school student - no biggie |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by ovationluver:
thought about asking my shrink - but he won't talk to me anymore. something about a restraining order "My doctors said I was a paranoid sociopath, but they were just out to get me because I threatened to kill them."
Elle Bishop - Heroes |
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Location: south east Michigan | Originally posted by ovationluver:
I just wanted to ask some general questions about being a law school student - no biggie Wouldn't ya think you might have better luck and get better info on another website?? I mean, there has to be some sort of lawyer forum out there on the web.
We try to restrict our comments and suggestions to guitars, music in general, and sometimes specific & critical medical advice. |
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And motorcycle routes.
And brands of tequila and ginger beer.
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | There's at least one law school professor on these boards. |
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Location: seattle | Originally posted by Slipkid:
Originally posted by ovationluver:
I just wanted to ask some general questions about being a law school student - no biggie Wouldn't ya think you might have better luck and get better info on another website?? I mean, there has to be some sort of lawyer forum out there on the web.
We try to restrict our comments and suggestions to guitars, music in general, and sometimes specific & critical medical advice. |
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Location: south east Michigan | From what I understand, all the "upity" lawyers hang out on the Taylor forum.
Maybe I should be askin' for guitar advise on the Porsche forum. |
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Location: Tennessee | I think we've run most of the lawyers off ... except the ones with Porsches. Ego problems, you see. I'm no lawyer, but I've paid them a lot of money over the years and now have got a couple of them in the family. They can be handy to have around. I know lots of people who went to law school. Not many of them play guitars tho'. Except for the group The Firm, who sued the other group The Firm who was a supergroup but everyone's forgotten them now. I wonder if the original group got their name back now and if they had to pay back the money they got for giving it up in the first place. They probably found a legal way around that, being lawyers and all. Back on subject, I feel as qualified to answer your questions about law school as almost any other off-topic subject that we all take our stabs at here. So fire away. I even met a judge (sort of a super lawyer) who plays guitar over at Moody's house. Two or three times even. Except now that I think about it, he had a Martin. A nice one. He probably hangs out on the Martin board. |
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Location: SoCal | I've known and worked for lawyers until I'm sick of lawyers.
Actually, most of them are pretty decent people. Like everybody else, there are good ones, bad ones, and ugly ones.
I do know one lawyer who was proud of owning an expensive Taylor and thought it was a good thing that he kept it carefully in it's case and didn't play it much.
I don't work for him anymore. We had some conflict issues...... |
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Any lawyers out there - I got a couple qu's regarding law school -
