Tanicius wrote:They can't take down websites simply by filing lawsuits anyway. At most all they can do is threaten someone either by sending a cease a desist or naming someone/a website in the complaint. Unless a website or user knowingly spread false information about the school they have nothing to worry about. You're free to continue calling Cooley a terrible school with terrible ethics and a terrible effect on the legal market. It's a laughing stock among lawl schools. Prove my opinions wrong, Cooley.
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SchopenhauerFTW wrote:No, it's still online, and still making me cringe.jarofsoup wrote:Third Tier Reality was just knocked off? Did Cooley kill it?
I did not think I could live a happy and normal life with out seeing the whitty ways he ties different law schools in with pictures of feces.
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Bildungsroman wrote:Tanicius wrote:They can't take down websites simply by filing lawsuits anyway. At most all they can do is threaten someone either by sending a cease a desist or naming someone/a website in the complaint. Unless a website or user knowingly spread false information about the school they have nothing to worry about. You're free to continue calling Cooley a terrible school with terrible ethics and a terrible effect on the legal market. It's a laughing stock among lawl schools. Prove my opinions wrong, Cooley.
I didn't offer a legal analysis. "Y'all have nothing to worry about because... common sense" isn't a legal analysis.
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"Cease and desist," "complaint," and "knowingly," certainly skew towards legal-jargon rather than common sense. Use Run.Tanicius wrote:Bildungsroman wrote:Tanicius wrote:They can't take down websites simply by filing lawsuits anyway. At most all they can do is threaten someone either by sending a cease a desist or naming someone/a website in the complaint. Unless a website or user knowingly spread false information about the school they have nothing to worry about. You're free to continue calling Cooley a terrible school with terrible ethics and a terrible effect on the legal market. It's a laughing stock among lawl schools. Prove my opinions wrong, Cooley.
I didn't offer a legal analysis. "Y'all have nothing to worry about because... common sense" isn't a legal analysis.
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I lol'd.Cupidity wrote:"Cease and desist," "complaint," and "knowingly," certainly skew towards legal-jargon rather than common sense. Use Run.Tanicius wrote:Bildungsroman wrote:Tanicius wrote:They can't take down websites simply by filing lawsuits anyway. At most all they can do is threaten someone either by sending a cease a desist or naming someone/a website in the complaint. Unless a website or user knowingly spread false information about the school they have nothing to worry about. You're free to continue calling Cooley a terrible school with terrible ethics and a terrible effect on the legal market. It's a laughing stock among lawl schools. Prove my opinions wrong, Cooley.
I didn't offer a legal analysis. "Y'all have nothing to worry about because... common sense" isn't a legal analysis.
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TIL that only experts know what cease and desist and complaint mean. I also swear an oath to never again tell a friend what "not guilty" means after a jury trial. That takes a year of law school at the very least.
I'll let everyone know when Thomas M. Cooley Law School doesn't sue me for stating my opinion that they are a blatantly unethical institution that deliberately preys on consumers.
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Edit 2: Just kidding. Still waiting for them to not sue me.
I'll let everyone know when Thomas M. Cooley Law School doesn't sue me for stating my opinion that they are a blatantly unethical institution that deliberately preys on consumers.
Edit 1: .
Edit 2: Just kidding. Still waiting for them to not sue me.
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I think we all need to take a step back and take a look at what really matters about Cooley by watching this promotional video:
Knowledge! Skills! Ethics!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qrpt4vRa-0o
They may not be the best law school out there, possibly one of the worse, but they can hire great video editors.
Knowledge! Skills! Ethics!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qrpt4vRa-0o
They may not be the best law school out there, possibly one of the worse, but they can hire great video editors.
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Hopefully law school will teach you not to split the infinitive.Tanicius wrote:TIL that only experts know what cease and desist and complaint mean. I also swear an oath to never again tell a friend what "not guilty" means after a jury trial. That takes a year of law school at the very least.
I'll let everyone know when Thomas M. Cooley Law School doesn't sue me for stating my opinion that they are a blatantly unethical institution that deliberately preys on consumers.
Edit 1: .
Edit 2: Just kidding. Still waiting for them to not sue me.
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Whoa, I think you might want to wait until you're a senior partner in a downtown office before you start trying to teach fellow 0L's advanced legal writing concepts.Bildungsroman wrote:Hopefully law school will teach you not to split the infinitive.Tanicius wrote:TIL that only experts know what cease and desist and complaint mean. I also swear an oath to never again tell a friend what "not guilty" means after a jury trial. That takes a year of law school at the very least.
I'll let everyone know when Thomas M. Cooley Law School doesn't sue me for stating my opinion that they are a blatantly unethical institution that deliberately preys on consumers.
Edit 1: .
Edit 2: Just kidding. Still waiting for them to not sue me.
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