02-17-2011, 10:59 PM
(02-17-2011, 10:48 PM)Cracker Wrote:(02-17-2011, 10:40 PM)AriGold Wrote: Nope. I'm from DC. I'm a law student. Case was mentioned in class. I took an interest and have been following it since.
If you are a grad student, how the EFF do you read that housewife stuff? Don't people go to college so they can have a busy career and don't have to listen to their wives? That's what I always thought.
If you don't mind, in what context was the case mentioned? Because it is sad when a drug dealer gets whacked, but it is a fact of life. If drug dealing was a lovely business, I would quit my day job. But, since I don't want to be whacked by someone wanting my stash, I continue with the daily grind of legally earning my pay. What interest does this case have to a class learning the law?
Do you want to be prosecutor or a defender or a real estate attorney or a patent attorney or family law? Or whoever will hire you when the student loans come due?
Not sure what "housewife" stuff you're referring to..... Please specify.
The case was mentioned in supporting reference to the media's influence of investigative/trial cases and probably has no interest in regards to learning the law; nothing taught in law school really does. Comforting, huh?
I'm not sure where my legal career will take me -- if anywhere.
I've not taken any student loans so they are a non-issue.
"The power of accurate observation is frequently called cynicism by those who don't have it." - George Bernard Shaw 