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: Negligent Use of a Dangerous Mind

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Some days, I wonder why I even bother going to Contracts II.

One of the 1L sheep just asked a question about a case that began, "What if America had a caste system?" Then, he wanted to know how the contract in question would function under such a system.

This is the sort of question that gets asked after class, during office hours, or e-mailed. Asking how this contract would function in feudal England is really kind of....irrelevant. Pointless. And it angers the one 3L in the corner who is only taking this class because (a) she needed 14 credits to graduate, and (b) needs to learn Contracts for a bar exam, and can only rely on learning so much from BarBri. I mean, who cares how this contract would work under a caste system??? I want to know why this contract didn't work in this particular situation...can we talk about that?

Of course, my main problem would probably be expecting to learn anything useful in a law school class.

Full post as published by Negligent Use of a Dangerous Mind on March 25, 2008 (boomark / email).

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