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Is Pennsylvania a hardass when it comes to C&F?
How would they handle non-academic (behavioral/moral) misconduct while you're IN law school?
Conduct in question rage-fueled harassment and profane outbursts at others at the law school. thankfully nothing got physical, but i was kind of a total bitch, and feel bad about how out of hand i got. have been treated by a psychiatrist on a regular basis after said conduct occurred (late aug/early sept 2013). during the time of said conduct, i was on a psychotropic medication that has irritability/mood swings as a side effect (strattera), and was recommended to be taken off of it. Not on it since Oct, and doing better, grades-wise and behavior-wise.
Rehabbing myself through counseling and a doing shitton of pro bono work at various legal aid agencies. have accumulated ~230 hours already and volunteered full-time thru winter break (will do the same for spring break)
No debt. T30ish school.
Conduct in question rage-fueled harassment and profane outbursts at others at the law school. thankfully nothing got physical, but i was kind of a total bitch, and feel bad about how out of hand i got. have been treated by a psychiatrist on a regular basis after said conduct occurred (late aug/early sept 2013). during the time of said conduct, i was on a psychotropic medication that has irritability/mood swings as a side effect (strattera), and was recommended to be taken off of it. Not on it since Oct, and doing better, grades-wise and behavior-wise.
Rehabbing myself through counseling and a doing shitton of pro bono work at various legal aid agencies. have accumulated ~230 hours already and volunteered full-time thru winter break (will do the same for spring break)
No debt. T30ish school.
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Re: Is Pennsylvania a hardass when it comes to C&F?
Is this conduct on your permanent record?Anonymous User wrote:How would they handle non-academic (behavioral/moral) misconduct while you're IN law school?
Conduct in question rage-fueled harassment and profane outbursts at others at the law school over a grade/class. thankfully nothing got physical, but i was kind of a total bitch, and feel bad about how out of hand i got. have been treated by a psychiatrist on a regular basis after said conduct occurred (late aug/early sept 2013). during the time of said conduct, i was on a psychotropic medication that has irritability/mood swings as a side effect (strattera), and was recommended to be taken off of it. Not on it since Oct, and doing better, grades-wise and behavior-wise.
Rehabbing myself through counseling and a doing shitton of pro bono work at various legal aid agencies. have accumulated ~230 hours already and volunteered full-time thru winter break (will do the same for spring break)
No debt. T30ish school.
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it's on my school record, and of course i will frankly disclose EVERYTHING and show a ton of remorse.daryldixon wrote:Is this conduct on your permanent record?Anonymous User wrote:How would they handle non-academic (behavioral/moral) misconduct while you're IN law school?
Conduct in question rage-fueled harassment and profane outbursts at others at the law school over a grade/class. thankfully nothing got physical, but i was kind of a total bitch, and feel bad about how out of hand i got. have been treated by a psychiatrist on a regular basis after said conduct occurred (late aug/early sept 2013). during the time of said conduct, i was on a psychotropic medication that has irritability/mood swings as a side effect (strattera), and was recommended to be taken off of it. Not on it since Oct, and doing better, grades-wise and behavior-wise.
Rehabbing myself through counseling and a doing shitton of pro bono work at various legal aid agencies. have accumulated ~230 hours already and volunteered full-time thru winter break (will do the same for spring break)
No debt. T30ish school.
crim record clean as a whistle. not even traffic violations.
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Re: Is Pennsylvania a hardass when it comes to C&F?
I would contact a C&F lawyer and be thoroughly honest about the situation. No one on here can tell you how the state deals with these situations.Anonymous User wrote:it's on my school record, and of course i will frankly disclose EVERYTHING and show a ton of remorse.daryldixon wrote:Is this conduct on your permanent record?Anonymous User wrote:How would they handle non-academic (behavioral/moral) misconduct while you're IN law school?
Conduct in question rage-fueled harassment and profane outbursts at others at the law school over a grade/class. thankfully nothing got physical, but i was kind of a total bitch, and feel bad about how out of hand i got. have been treated by a psychiatrist on a regular basis after said conduct occurred (late aug/early sept 2013). during the time of said conduct, i was on a psychotropic medication that has irritability/mood swings as a side effect (strattera), and was recommended to be taken off of it. Not on it since Oct, and doing better, grades-wise and behavior-wise.
Rehabbing myself through counseling and a doing shitton of pro bono work at various legal aid agencies. have accumulated ~230 hours already and volunteered full-time thru winter break (will do the same for spring break)
No debt. T30ish school.
crim record clean as a whistle. not even traffic violations.
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Re: Is Pennsylvania a hardass when it comes to C&F?
will the pro bono work make a difference w/r/t rehabilitation? i was interested in PI, so I know it is good to have that on the resume on the jerbs front, but will it also be a plus on the c&f front?
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Re: Is Pennsylvania a hardass when it comes to C&F?
dean that punished me told me that PA is not a particularly hardass state a la FL, but i wanted to hear personal perspectives from those pennsylvanians who have gone thru the c&f ordeal.
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My bar form had a paragraph for you to explain your actions. You can mention the pro bono work in the context of your misdeed.Anonymous User wrote:will the pro bono work make a difference w/r/t rehabilitation? i was interested in PI, so I know it is good to have that on the resume on the jerbs front, but will it also be a plus on the c&f front?
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but will they care? will it be a mitigating factor?
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If your school didn't kick you out, you are probably fine.
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no, i am on a status called "university probation":Desert Fox wrote:If your school didn't kick you out, you are probably fine.
University Probation is the highest level of probation status, which remains in place for a specified period of time. University Probation indicates that similar or more severe violations of the Code of Student Conduct while on this status will result in the mandatory imposition of a suspension or dismissal from the University, the length being a minimum of the balance of the semester or one full semester. University Probation is a serious matter. While on University Probation, certain privileges may not be available to the student based upon the discretion of the hearing officer.
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Re: Is Pennsylvania a hardass when it comes to C&F?
are you being sarcastic, DF? the above description sounds pretty darn awful.
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I wasn't being sarcastic, but that does sound a lot worse than I was assuming.Anonymous User wrote:are you being sarcastic, DF? the above description sounds pretty darn awful.
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so with that new info, you think it will be an automatic bar to my admission?Desert Fox wrote:I wasn't being sarcastic, but that does sound a lot worse than I was assuming.Anonymous User wrote:are you being sarcastic, DF? the above description sounds pretty darn awful.
lesson of the story: words can hurt.
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Re: Is Pennsylvania a hardass when it comes to C&F?
Will your school certify you for the C&F portion?
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once the status automatically expires, which is may 2014.thewaves wrote:Will your school certify you for the C&F portion?
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I doubt it's going to be an automatic bar, but it's probably going to be a pain in the ass. Get a C&F lawyer.Anonymous User wrote:so with that new info, you think it will be an automatic bar to my admission?Desert Fox wrote:I wasn't being sarcastic, but that does sound a lot worse than I was assuming.Anonymous User wrote:are you being sarcastic, DF? the above description sounds pretty darn awful.
lesson of the story: words can hurt.
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by how long would it delay my app? you barred in PA?Desert Fox wrote:I doubt it's going to be an automatic bar, but it's probably going to be a pain in the ass. Get a C&F lawyer.Anonymous User wrote:so with that new info, you think it will be an automatic bar to my admission?Desert Fox wrote:I wasn't being sarcastic, but that does sound a lot worse than I was assuming.Anonymous User wrote:are you being sarcastic, DF? the above description sounds pretty darn awful.
lesson of the story: words can hurt.
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Re: Is Pennsylvania a hardass when it comes to C&F?
You are definitely fucked. Suicide is the only option.
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in addition to counseling, new meds, and pro bono work how else to mitigate damages and show rehabilitation?
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dean said it would most likely not be an auto bar either, and even said, "pa is a lenient state". still, paranoid as f*ck.
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BUMP, any PA bar takers here? what is the hearing like?
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DF, joking about suicide is NOT constructive and NOT OK. There are folks on the Vale thread who legit want to kill themselves.Desert Fox wrote:You are definitely fucked. Suicide is the only option.
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Honestly, you need to hire a lawyer to help you with this process. Get a recommendation from the bar association. If the Dean is willing to be supportive, that should help.Anonymous User wrote:BUMP, any PA bar takers here? what is the hearing like?
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a state bar ass'n? or is a city bar ass'n (or minority oriented one) OK?NYstate wrote:Honestly, you need to hire a lawyer to help you with this process. Get a recommendation from the bar association. If the Dean is willing to be supportive, that should help.Anonymous User wrote:BUMP, any PA bar takers here? what is the hearing like?
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