Best Supreme Court Clinics? Forum
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Best Supreme Court Clinics?
Which school is considered having the best Supreme Court clinic and why? Are there some close runner ups? I was looking at Penn's and it seems incredibly expansive.
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The one at UT won a case this year. UT isn't even a T14. I'd imagine any of them would do the trick.
Definitely not a reason to choose a law school.
Definitely not a reason to choose a law school.
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Would you say it's basically not even a consideration unless the schools were close to even in employment stats etc?BigZuck wrote:The one at UT won a case this year. UT isn't even a T14. I'd imagine any of them would do the trick.
Definitely not a reason to choose a law school.
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It's not a consideration at all.BillsFan9907 wrote:Would you say it's basically not even a consideration unless the schools were close to even in employment stats etc?BigZuck wrote:The one at UT won a case this year. UT isn't even a T14. I'd imagine any of them would do the trick.
Definitely not a reason to choose a law school.
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You can use it as a tie breaker if you want amongst peer schools I guess. Honestly I think it's way down on the list of consideration thoughBillsFan9907 wrote:Would you say it's basically not even a consideration unless the schools were close to even in employment stats etc?BigZuck wrote:The one at UT won a case this year. UT isn't even a T14. I'd imagine any of them would do the trick.
Definitely not a reason to choose a law school.
Better Supreme Court clinic is way, way behind things like better cafe, better coffee cart, or better bathroom stalls
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Re: Best Supreme Court Clinics?
runinthefront wrote:It's not a consideration at all.BillsFan9907 wrote:Would you say it's basically not even a consideration unless the schools were close to even in employment stats etc?BigZuck wrote:The one at UT won a case this year. UT isn't even a T14. I'd imagine any of them would do the trick.
Definitely not a reason to choose a law school.
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A. Nony Mouse wrote:runinthefront wrote: It's not a consideration at all.
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God I wish UT had better bathroom stalls.BigZuck wrote:You can use it as a tie breaker if you want amongst peer schools I guess. Honestly I think it's way down on the list of consideration thoughBillsFan9907 wrote:Would you say it's basically not even a consideration unless the schools were close to even in employment stats etc?BigZuck wrote:The one at UT won a case this year. UT isn't even a T14. I'd imagine any of them would do the trick.
Definitely not a reason to choose a law school.
Better Supreme Court clinic is way, way behind things like better cafe, better coffee cart, or better bathroom stalls
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Pretty sure Stanford has the one that accomplishes the most. But of course I don't disagree with any of the above.
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I'm not a huge fan of the coffee either. And George's is awful (minus the breakfast tacos, which I still nom on)Attax wrote:God I wish UT had better bathroom stalls.BigZuck wrote:You can use it as a tie breaker if you want amongst peer schools I guess. Honestly I think it's way down on the list of consideration thoughBillsFan9907 wrote:Would you say it's basically not even a consideration unless the schools were close to even in employment stats etc?BigZuck wrote:The one at UT won a case this year. UT isn't even a T14. I'd imagine any of them would do the trick.
Definitely not a reason to choose a law school.
Better Supreme Court clinic is way, way behind things like better cafe, better coffee cart, or better bathroom stalls
If I had my priorities in order as a 0L who knows if I would have attended UT
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The justice center has the best stalls.
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Yeah if you've gotta go #2 at UT, the choice is clear.shifty_eyed wrote:The justice center has the best stalls.
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wutBigZuck wrote:And George's is awful (minus the breakfast tacos, which I still nom on)
I loathe those "breakfast tacos" (their green salsa is pretty good though)
their pizzas/stromboli are acceptable
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I'd flip this (although I do eat the pizza if I don't have/am too lazy for any other choice)Ron Don Volante wrote:wutBigZuck wrote:And George's is awful (minus the breakfast tacos, which I still nom on)
I loathe those "breakfast tacos" (their green salsa is pretty good though)
their pizzas/stromboli are acceptable
The green salsa is why I eat the tacos, basically
I don't know why Texas thinks that what are actually taquitos, burritos, etc. should all be labelled tacos. It's weird.
I would say that Mexican food in Texas is by and large subpar but I don't want to get in any arguments with Texas Mexican food apologists or hurt their feelings so I won't say that.
Speaking of which, access to not subpar Mexican food is probably a better metric for choosing a school than the relative strength of their Supreme Court clinic.
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I'm glad this topic turned into a discussion of things that matter. Not even sarcastic.
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What are ur thoughts on the shitters folks
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WUSTL does not have enough bathrooms/bathroom stalls. And there's only one starbucks on campus and it is subpar.
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preftigious*sublime wrote:Damn, I thought my COA clinic was prefstigious.
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Didn't know about the Justice Center stallsRon Don Volante wrote:What are ur thoughts on the shitters folks
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UT's bathrooms are terrible. The sole positive is seclusion: they're so terrible that you usually don't have to worry about others using them for heavy duty (pun intended).
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