Laziness.
Why I ever took pre-trial advocacy is really a mystery to me. Drafting a complaint, answer, 2 sets of interrogatories and requests to produce, 2 answers to interrogatories and requests to produce, a Summary Disposition Motion and a Response to a Summary Disposition Motion. And, as an added bonus; not 1, not 2, not 3, but 4 depositions taken in front of my peers and the opprotunity to argue 2 Summary Disposition Motions in front of my peers.
For someone who attended their Criminal Procedure II class once this all seems a bit intense, so needless to say, I'm cutting corners wherever I can. Today my first interrogatories are due. The "case" is in Federal Court so I'm limited to 25 interrogatories. I decided to stay well within the rules and submit 18.
Yet another reason 3L is better than 1L.
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I found out attendance wasn't taken and I stopped going.
I'm fairly certain my law school doesn't flunk anyone.
Plus after the previous term I'd missed a month of class for mono (after I'd exhausted all my absences) I was fairly certain I could do well without being there.
Rsh - thanks for the heads up, don't think I'll be taking pre-trial advo!!! I'm all about less work, lots of praise.... :-)
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