It doesn’t take mastery of Aristotelian logic to be an excellent lawyer. If you don’t get an A on your Philosophy course in college, don’t despair. You can still be an excellent lawyer. You don’t have to be a philosophical genius to excel in law school. Read on for more information. Philosophical reasoning vs. legal reasoning You have to keep in mind that reasoning in your Philosophy course is different from the reasoning you will do in law school. Of course, both require thorough analysis. But legal reasoning or argument use the law instead of morality as the basis for [...]
Dartmouth is a prestigious academic institution. If you want to pursue a career in law in the future, Dartmouth is one of the best schools to acquire the skills and the knowledge you will need. Before writing your essay, read the article and get some insights from Dartmouth. What is [...] Continue Reading…
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Fearfully Optimistic has a good angle, helping students with all of the hardships of law school. The idea that there’s something wrong with the legal education system, which has a negative impact on students, is a great perspective.
The writer, who goes by the name John E., talks about a wide array of topics, some of which have nothing to do with law in Philadelphia. The common theme I can see in each article is that they all have something to do with Philadelphia, although there was also an article about the American Bar Association conference in Chicago, where the writer compared certain parts of Chicago with Philadelphia.
