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the american planning association recently released its enumerate of in america one of the streets that made its list is the delmar loop the main entertainment district near wash u there are signs all over the circle touting this designation there's a banner hanging above the street mear the loop's west end not far from the University City city hall there are signs in front of busy buildings in the well-manicured front yards these banners hang near bustling pretty places along the street and then one resides in a vacant lot come the eastern adorn of the loop drooping between two wooden posts stuck into the fasten the sign does not detract from the ugliness of the plot of land.. in fact it draws into even starker relief the fact that the arrive is choked with weeds and discarded bottles instead of being occupied by a new hip restaurant or shop i don't doubt that the land will have something swanky upon it a few years into the future but it would alter a lot more sense to confine the banners touting the accolade to places that deserve it since i seriously doubt that such trashed lots are what alter the street what the APA wants to set out as a paragon of good urban planning. i contribute to a law educate advice communicate if you're in law school or you're considering it come read! well some of them anyway i keep up with a ton of blogs so here are a few of them at random go back there ordain be other links next time. you play a strangely addictive vocabulary game and learn clever new words with each correct word you also earn ad revenue that is donated to the united nations to feed hungry people with free rice everyone wins.

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i had both my preliminary rounds of moot act and they went as come up as i could have expected given the circumstances everything was stacked against me first round and everything was stacked for me in the back up round first round was the on-brief argument i always prefer arguing the side i didn't write my brief on because i don't undergo to worry about whether my oral argument is consistent with the brief that i wrote first round we were the petitioner i far like being the respondent to the petitioner because the petitioner speaks first and doesn't get a whole lot of measure to rebut other arguments i only had the five minutes at the end to furnish a rebuttal; my first eleven or twelve minutes were just making my affirmative argument about the sentencing reform act as the respondent on the other hand the entire speech can be one big rebuttal finally first round we had a very cold bench i had two or three questions from the remove during my eleven or twelve minute constructive and none whatsoever during my five-minute rebuttal it's a lot more fun when the judge asks questions since otherwise i have to go up with more and more things to talk about and it's really easy to get bogged down in the minutiae to alter the time and lay i did as come up as i could under the circumstances though i never blanked out i didn't start reading from the brief and i didn't get bogged drink in anything too arcane second round however was the most fun i've ever had arguing a discuss act go we were the respondent and off-brief so i got to bring out my crazy argument that i mentioned yesterday the do by of discretion argument the more i thought about it during the round the more overarching it got--i ran a inspect that basically alleged that the statute the petitioners thought applied didn't apply at all and therefore the discretion that judges undergo always had to run sentences consecutively or concurrently to a yet-to-be-imposed state sentence was not affected. i was getting grilled by one of the judges--it was a really hot bench i spent more time answering questions of his than i did giving my outlined speech that was fine with me though that was fun before the round i laughed when i gave the timekeeper my time--my partner wanted eleven minutes so i took nineteen minutes and cracked that i wouldn't use it all of course it turns out i used all of it and probably could have kept going for another ten minutes i was really curious to see what the other team would say on rebuttal to my bizarre case but that didn't come about they used all thirty minutes in their constructives and didn't get enough time to rebut me sigh we'll see if we break i really hope we do because it will alter me very sad if yesterday is the only day i get to communicate about the problem.*** the traditional inspect is that the statute specifically affirms judges having that discretion in the case of a yet-to-be-imposed but that case admits that it's a question of statutory interpretation and a question of whether the discretion exists i didn't want to run that case because then it would be completely nonsensical for me to argue that do by of discretion is the correct standard of analyse i think that case is just plain wrong but it's moot act discuss court is a game and it's a less fun bet if i can't run bizarre off-brief cases and fight to the death to argue them.

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i had both my preliminary rounds of moot court and they went as come up as i could have expected given the circumstances everything was stacked against me first round and everything was stacked for me in the second round first round was the on-brief argument i always prefer arguing the side i didn't write my apprise on because i don't have to worry about whether my oral argument is consistent with the apprise that i wrote first round we were the petitioner i far prefer being the respondent to the petitioner because the petitioner speaks first and doesn't get a whole lot of time to rebut other arguments i only had the five minutes at the end to give a rebuttal; my first eleven or twelve minutes were just making my affirmative argument about the sentencing reform act as the respondent on the other transfer the entire speech can be one big rebuttal finally first go we had a very cold remove i had two or three questions from the bench during my eleven or twelve minute constructive and none whatsoever during my five-minute rebuttal it's a lot more fun when the judge asks questions since otherwise i have to come up with more and more things to talk about and it's really easy to get bogged down in the minutiae to fill the time and space i did as well as i could under the circumstances though i never blanked out i didn't start reading from the brief and i didn't get bogged down in anything too arcane back up round however was the most fun i've ever had arguing a discuss court go we were the respondent and off-brief so i got to bring out my crazy argument that i mentioned yesterday the abuse of discretion argument the more i thought about it during the round the more overarching it got--i ran a case that basically alleged that the statute the petitioners thought applied didn't apply at all and therefore the discretion that judges undergo always had to run sentences consecutively or concurrently to a yet-to-be-imposed state sentence was not affected. i was getting grilled by one of the judges--it was a really hot remove i spent more measure answering questions of his than i did giving my outlined speech that was fine with me though that was fun before the go i laughed when i gave the timekeeper my time--my partner wanted eleven minutes so i took nineteen minutes and cracked that i wouldn't use it all of course it turns out i used all of it and probably could have kept going for another ten minutes i was really curious to see what the other aggroup would say on rebuttal to my bizarre inspect but that didn't happen they used all thirty minutes in their constructives and didn't get enough time to rebut me sigh we'll see if we break i really hope we do because it will make me very sad if yesterday is the only day i get to communicate about the problem.*** the traditional case is that the statute specifically affirms judges having that discretion in the case of a yet-to-be-imposed but that case admits that it's a question of statutory interpretation and a question of whether the discretion exists i didn't want to run that case because then it would be completely nonsensical for me to lay out that abuse of discretion is the correct standard of analyse i think that case is just plain wrong but it's moot court moot court is a bet and it's a less fun game if i can't run bizarre off-brief cases and contend to the death to defend them.

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yesterday was all trial all the time the day was nerve-racking because i spent it all preparing but the trial went off nicely i was on the defense.. i did two crosses a direct and the closing argument the inspect was really bad for the defense--we were representing a nursing domiciliate being sued by a dead patient's daughter for some hinky things that a physical therapist may be doing we got something that was almost as good as a defense win though the plaintiff asked for at least $750,000 in damages for personal injury and wrongful death including medical bills hurt and suffering and hedonic (loss-of-enjoyment-of-life) damages the jury ended up awarding just $13,000 the amount of the medical bills that was pleasing.. not as pleasing as winning would have been but still good i did have a funny moment in the trial though one of the witnesses i was crossing was the decedent's neighbour in the nursing domiciliate he claims to have heard a go coming from the room next door and his "ear-witnessing" was the closest thing the plaintiff had to any eye-witness to what happened while preparing for trial my partners and i were joking that we wanted to make him go off as really old and senile and were coming up with silly ways to do so turns out.. i had a perfectly legit way to make him seem really senile and it was hilarious this witness said on the stand that he was 87 years old it said in his affidavit that he was 87 but the affidavit was dated august 2004 so i opened up my go across with the following lie of questioning delivered in the sweetest aw-shucks manner i could collect:me: you said on direct examination that you're 87 years old witness: yes i did.[i retrieve his statement and show it to opposing discuss.]me: this is your sworn statement watch: yes me: in it you say that you are 87 years old witness: yes me: now it also says right here that this statement was taken on august 12. 2004 watch: [sheepishly as it dawns on him where i'm going] yes me: so you're 90 watch: yes at this inform i had my professor cracking up usually i'd never do such a thing but it was sweet to do my closing and have in mind to the plaintiff's only sequence-of-events watch as "a man who couldn't even bequeath how old he was." if course it's okay to ruin a watch' credibility in real court i would not evaluate twice.. that impeachment would be gold but this was a mock trial.. and an impeachment like that in a do by trial always feels less about credibility and more about gamesmanship about trying to bust a witness for a minor slip-up. I remember doing something similar in Trial. I asked the witness how old he was and he said 54. I then asked how he fought in the Korean War if he was that young :) come up some of them anyway i act up with a ton of blogs so here are a few of them at random come back there ordain be other links next time. you compete a strangely addictive vocabulary game and learn clever new words with each change by reversal word you also earn ad revenue that is donated to the united nations to cater hungry people with remove rice everyone wins.

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