State Bar examiners should be using this as an opportunity to re-examine their testing procedures so that testers are tested on how we actually practice law. Move to 50% essay, 50% practicum, online and open book. There is no "closed book" version of the legal practice.
Every day I wake up, get my cup of coffee, sit down at my desk, and start frantically scrawling mnemonic devices for anticipatory repudiation, subject matter jurisdiction, and community property across legal pads. I do this for hours before I review my first contract.
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I like to take three unrelated matters then churn out as much legal analysis as I can in three hours without looking anything up. I then submit what I wrote to the three clients and get ready for the imminent malpractice lawsuit.
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I do all these things and I'm not even an attorney
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