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It's that time of year again (classic exam bloopers).

By NRapoport

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As our grading for the year winds down (I hope), here's my nomination for the funniest exam blooper of the season.  I'm halfway through grading my PR exams, and so far, I've seen two instances of "ad hoc vice" admissions.  Like the "mean test" (my nomination from my last set of Basic Bankruptcy exams), "ad hoc vice" may be a more apt name than "pro hac vice."  BTW, by doing a Google search of "ad hoc vice," the second entry is the Wikipedia entry for "pro hac vice."  Wow.

Anyone else have any gems?

(Posted by Nancy Rapoport)

Full post as published by The Faculty Lounge on December 23, 2009 (boomark / email).

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