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: Jolly LawgerT minus 12.
By Steve Pirates
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This is really the only part of law school that I dislike. I keep wondering if there are better ways to say what I want to say. I know that my brief gets the message across. And I know I have good arguments. The oral presentation proved that. But, which sentence gets me an A? Which way of phrasing an issue gets me a B?
So, we’re down to twelve hours till deadline, and I’m just really not happy with the brief. Wish me luck.
Full post as published by Jolly Lawger on April 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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