Semi-Pre-exam Freak Out Forum
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4.5 hours to go!
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Ive got about 8. But I can't sleep at all. I should now change the title of this threat to EXAM FUCKING FREAK OUT. Cuz I am.apper123 wrote:4.5 hours to go!
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i feel absolutely screwed going into tmw
esp now that i cant get any sleep
oh well
esp now that i cant get any sleep
oh well
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Same. I don't get it. We both killed last semester.apper123 wrote:i feel absolutely screwed going into tmw
esp now that i cant get any sleep
oh well
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paranoiastinger35 wrote:Same. I don't get it. We both killed last semester.apper123 wrote:i feel absolutely screwed going into tmw
esp now that i cant get any sleep
oh well
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irrationality
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delusion
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_anxiety
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- apper123
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nah what's the point at this point
(i do this every exam and it's worked so far so i dont want to mess with a good thing tbh)
(i do this every exam and it's worked so far so i dont want to mess with a good thing tbh)
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Whatever...I'm not paranoid
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It's a COMPLETELY open book open note even open google (as long as we don't communicate with anyone) exam with a 2k word limit and 4 hours.
If I don't know it going into the test tomorrow, I'll have time to figure it out.
If I don't know it going into the test tomorrow, I'll have time to figure it out.
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I hope all these people live on the west coast
I hope all these people live on the west coast
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Jesus. You seriously will.apper123 wrote:It's a COMPLETELY open book open note even open google (as long as we don't communicate with anyone) exam with a 2k word limit and 4 hours.
If I don't know it going into the test tomorrow, I'll have time to figure it out.
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Can anyone give me a short & plain statement of (the claim) what to do with a damn Erie case.
How cliche of me to still not understand Erie
How cliche of me to still not understand Erie
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yea i just gotta make sure i have a checklist of all the major issues and beyond that ill be fine
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gotta look at york and byrd and all those other casesstinger35 wrote:Can anyone give me a short & plain statement of (the claim) what to do with a damn Erie case.
How cliche of me to still not understand Erie
i wish i could help but i insta deleted everything from erie about my mind after i left the exam room (and the erie question on the test was seriously the easiest thing ever... a federal judicial practice in conflict with a really important state law)
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Yea I just get confused on what one to use. Pisses me off. Let me know how that checklist works out - I start studying for Conlaw tomorrow and will need to get a checklist together (especially for all of the possible legislative justificaitons for enacting a law) I seriously feel like I dont know a thing about con law but am trying to not think about it yet.apper123 wrote:gotta look at york and byrd and all those other casesstinger35 wrote:Can anyone give me a short & plain statement of (the claim) what to do with a damn Erie case.
How cliche of me to still not understand Erie
i wish i could help but i insta deleted everything from erie about my mind after i left the exam room (and the erie question on the test was seriously the easiest thing ever... a federal judicial practice in conflict with a really important state law)
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wait the legislative branch is covered in the constitution?
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more stuff to learn i guess
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more stuff to learn i guess
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Here's the rough outline I used for Erie questions, which is sort of set forth by combining Hanna/Gaspierini.
1. Does a federal rule govern? If no, move to Erie considerations of forum shopping/inequitable administration of justice
2. If a federal rule governs, does it conflict with state law? If it doesn't conflict, move to Erie considerations
3. If it conflicts with state law, does the rule mesh with the Rules Enabling Act/constitutional/etc.? If the answer is no, the federal rule cannot be applied, move to Erie considerations.
4. If the federal rule meshes with the REA, perform the Byrd balancing test between the state policy behind the law and the federal interest in following the federal rule, see if it is rationally procedural, etc.
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1. Does a federal rule govern? If no, move to Erie considerations of forum shopping/inequitable administration of justice
2. If a federal rule governs, does it conflict with state law? If it doesn't conflict, move to Erie considerations
3. If it conflicts with state law, does the rule mesh with the Rules Enabling Act/constitutional/etc.? If the answer is no, the federal rule cannot be applied, move to Erie considerations.
4. If the federal rule meshes with the REA, perform the Byrd balancing test between the state policy behind the law and the federal interest in following the federal rule, see if it is rationally procedural, etc.
edited for some clarity
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Obligatory morning of exam rap-song-turned-into-law-school-reference:
SO YOU WANNA BE A LAW SUPERSTAR, LIVE LARGE, BIG JOB, 5 LOANS, PASS THE BAR. COMIN UP IN THE LAW SCHOOL, GOTTA PASS CON LAW, READ OVER CHEMERINSKY CONSTANTLY
in case you live under a rock and don't get the reference: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4VpE-0zitU
SO YOU WANNA BE A LAW SUPERSTAR, LIVE LARGE, BIG JOB, 5 LOANS, PASS THE BAR. COMIN UP IN THE LAW SCHOOL, GOTTA PASS CON LAW, READ OVER CHEMERINSKY CONSTANTLY
in case you live under a rock and don't get the reference: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4VpE-0zitU
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Ack shiiit. I just woke up with an awful sore throat and I have admin on friday which requires my brain to be functioning at a higher not lower than normal speed. Anyone know any way to get rid of a cold FAST. They always knock me out for a week and I do not have time for that right now...
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Robitussin. Lots of it.sophie316 wrote:Ack shiiit. I just woke up with an awful sore throat and I have admin on friday which requires my brain to be functioning at a higher not lower than normal speed. Anyone know any way to get rid of a cold FAST. They always knock me out for a week and I do not have time for that right now...
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You're hedging?apper123 wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paranoiastinger35 wrote:Same. I don't get it. We both killed last semester.apper123 wrote:i feel absolutely screwed going into tmw
esp now that i cant get any sleep
oh well
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irrationality
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delusion
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_anxiety
also:
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i got killed. just destroyed. wow. that was so brutal. i feel violated.
first time ive ever walked out of a law exam and not felt like i did well.
first time ive ever walked out of a law exam and not felt like i did well.
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apper123 wrote:i got killed. just destroyed. wow. that was so brutal. i feel violated.
first time ive ever walked out of a law exam and not felt like i did well.
What was the subject?
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Is your freak full-blown, out only partially before your exam? Or is it a partial freakout that's totally pre-exam? A partial freak-out that is only partially before your exams?stinger35 wrote:emi-Pre-exam Freak Out
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<3apper123 wrote:i got killed. just destroyed. wow. that was so brutal. i feel violated.
first time ive ever walked out of a law exam and not felt like i did well.
You can't trust your post exam instincts. The curve, self doubt, adrenaline... whatever your instincts are (and they won't always be wrong) you still can't trust them. Just move on (to drinking, studying, or study-drinking depending on your circumstances).
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