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[johngreen]

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[rinkrat19]

Tulane admitted a convicted murderer, but if I remember correctly, his story was quite a bit more sympathetic than yours. And you probably can't pass the bar in most (if not all) states.

And you definitely won't get in anywhere if you insist on blaming the cop instead of taking responsibility for your actions, unless the cop robbing and drugging you is actually in the public record of the incident.

[spleenworship]

Your story seems... Unlikely.

That said, they've let murderers in before to law school. So manslaughter isnt insurmountable. The real trick for you would be passing character and fitness for the bar. So even if you did go to law school there is a good chance you would not be allowed to practice law. It would depend on a lot of factors we aren't really able to asses over the Internet generally, much less with the amount of data we have here.

[CyanIdes Of March]

There's no way that a convicted manslaughter criminal came on this forum to get law school advice. Even less likely that the same person would name themselves after the hilariously educational John Green.

... But still I would like to hear what ever was left out of that story. Like, how did you end up hitting him with your car if he drugged you? You searched him out and smashed into him? Why does wearing a seatbelt matter (as in, was he driving or was he just parked?). How did he drug you? Why are you trying to become a lawyer when you won't be getting a JD until you are at least in your 50s? You just want to have debt, literally for the rest of your life, for the seemingly unlikely chance that you are able to actually practice law for the next 10 to 15 years?

[cinephile]

I don't understand. The cop was driving and he hit the pole, right? So then how were you responsible for that?

Also, after 30 years in prison, why would you want to go to law school? Why not just make the most of your life and enjoy your freedom?

[boredtodeath]

Obvious troll is...?

[rinkrat19]

I don't understand. The cop was driving and he hit the pole, right? So then how were you responsible for that?

I'm entertaining myself by imagining a car chase where the dude ran the cop off the road into the pole or something.

[crestor]

Troll

[sopranorleone]

OP can easily get into Cooley. But if OP goes there, he'll just be robbed of more years of his life because he likely didn't realize what he was doing.

[TheThriller]

What state were you convicted in? 30 years is only possible in a certain number of states. And you were convicted as a minor. Being drugged, underaged would certainly lend itself to mitigation of the maximum sentence length.

I wouldn't troll about the death (be it fictitious or not) of another person. That is sadistic and lends more to your true character than if this had really occurred.

[hephaestus]

Troll

[Dr. Dre]

Tulane admitted a convicted murderer, but if I remember correctly, his story was quite a bit more sympathetic than yours.

LOL

so he got in just because the adcoms sympathized with his pain?

L-OH-FUCKING-L

You also don't know shit about OP's situation to be making a statement like this.

[rinkrat19]

Tulane admitted a convicted murderer, but if I remember correctly, his story was quite a bit more sympathetic than yours.

LOL

so he got in just because the adcoms sympathized with his pain?

L-OH-FUCKING-L

You also don't know shit about OP's situation to be making a statement like this.

Does maintaining your "worst poster ever" shtick ever get tiring?

[johngreen]

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[Dr. Dre]

Being involved in a homicide prob wouldn't kill you but unfortunately your actions lead to the death of a police officer. C&F could ding you without any fear of backlash.

eh, OP could still prove he has rehabilitated. Especially since he killed the cop unintentionally.

[Ti Malice]

I don't understand. The cop was driving and he hit the pole, right? So then how were you responsible for that?

I'm entertaining myself by imagining a car chase where the dude ran the cop off the road into the pole or something.

I was buying marijuana and the guy took my money and drove away. I followed him and hit him from behind causing him to hit a pole. I had no intention of killing him or any idea that i could kill him or that he was a police officer.

Which state?

[jcccc]

Thats fucking hectic lol

[Happy Gilmore]

This thread is perplexing.

[hephaestus]

This thread is perplexing.

Perplexing is a good word for it.

[CyanIdes Of March]

Sounds like a really harsh punishment for an unintentional death against a corrupt cop.

[Dr. Dre]

Sounds like a really harsh punishment for an unintentional death against a corrupt cop.

+1

[CyanIdes Of March]

Sounds like a really harsh punishment for an unintentional death against a corrupt cop.

+1

+ for a minor.

[rinkrat19]

I guess we're all just taking the guy's word for it? He also said the cop drugged him.

[Dr. Dre]

I guess we're all just taking the guy's word for it? He also said the cop drugged him.

(up and coming shit assistant district attorney)

[A. Nony Mouse]

I guess we're all just taking the guy's word for it? He also said the cop drugged him.

(up and coming shit assistant district attorney)

I'm not saying criminal defendants don't get screwed over, because they do. But whether they think they've been screwed over often has very little to do with whether they actually have.