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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
Don't forget that there are quite a few paid in-house gigs out there. I don't know how firms view them, but I have to imagine it's better than judicial externship.
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
A lot of judges don't hire interns as clerk and/or won't write them recommendations, so YMMV with those.
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
TLS mods are really great. I like how they ban OP for a mildly offensive statement, YET A TLS MODERATOR WENT UNPUNISHED FOR JOKING ABOUT RAPING AND IMPREGNATING A FOURTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL. "if it bleeds it breeds bro!!" 
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
u mad?Mick Haller wrote:TLS mods are really great. I like how they ban OP for a mildly offensive statement, YET A TLS MODERATOR WENT UNPUNISHED FOR JOKING ABOUT RAPING AND IMPREGNATING A FOURTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL. "if it bleeds it breeds bro!!"
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YesGrizz wrote:u mad?Mick Haller wrote:TLS mods are really great. I like how they ban OP for a mildly offensive statement, YET A TLS MODERATOR WENT UNPUNISHED FOR JOKING ABOUT RAPING AND IMPREGNATING A FOURTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL. "if it bleeds it breeds bro!!"
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
Then complain about it in the mod complaint thread, bro.Mick Haller wrote:YesGrizz wrote:u mad?Mick Haller wrote:TLS mods are really great. I like how they ban OP for a mildly offensive statement, YET A TLS MODERATOR WENT UNPUNISHED FOR JOKING ABOUT RAPING AND IMPREGNATING A FOURTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL. "if it bleeds it breeds bro!!"
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
nothing better than having the mods turn into the PC police / thought police.JusticeHarlan wrote:Then complain about it in the mod complaint thread, bro.Mick Haller wrote:YesGrizz wrote:u mad?Mick Haller wrote:TLS mods are really great. I like how they ban OP for a mildly offensive statement, YET A TLS MODERATOR WENT UNPUNISHED FOR JOKING ABOUT RAPING AND IMPREGNATING A FOURTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL. "if it bleeds it breeds bro!!"
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
I can't speak for OP, but I'm definitely looking for some sort of litigation. Are Judicial Internships/Externships really the only option left open for potential litigators who strike out?IAFG wrote:Don't forget that there are quite a few paid in-house gigs out there. I don't know how firms view them, but I have to imagine it's better than judicial externship.
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
Wouldn't it be better to work, paid or unpaid, for a tiny law firm? And aren't small law firms on a much later hiring cycle (like March)? When you say "struck out," do you just mean of OCI?Anonymous User wrote:I can't speak for OP, but I'm definitely looking for some sort of litigation. Are Judicial Internships/Externships really the only option left open for potential litigators who strike out?IAFG wrote:Don't forget that there are quite a few paid in-house gigs out there. I don't know how firms view them, but I have to imagine it's better than judicial externship.
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
I guess I mean strike out as in biglaw (both OCI and mailings). So while smaller firms might still be hiring, would that look better for a potential clerking candidate than a judicial internship?IAFG wrote:Wouldn't it be better to work, paid or unpaid, for a tiny law firm? And aren't small law firms on a much later hiring cycle (like March)? When you say "struck out," do you just mean of OCI?Anonymous User wrote:I can't speak for OP, but I'm definitely looking for some sort of litigation. Are Judicial Internships/Externships really the only option left open for potential litigators who strike out?IAFG wrote:Don't forget that there are quite a few paid in-house gigs out there. I don't know how firms view them, but I have to imagine it's better than judicial externship.
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
Especially when they know that it will hijack the thread into a debate about them being the thought police. And to think, this thread could have actually been helpful.MrAnon wrote:
nothing better than having the mods turn into the PC police / thought police.
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
Smaller firms hire well into April. Don't use hope, start networking/sending out applications now.Anonymous User wrote:I guess I mean strike out as in biglaw (both OCI and mailings). So while smaller firms might still be hiring, would that look better for a potential clerking candidate than a judicial internship?IAFG wrote:Wouldn't it be better to work, paid or unpaid, for a tiny law firm? And aren't small law firms on a much later hiring cycle (like March)? When you say "struck out," do you just mean of OCI?Anonymous User wrote:I can't speak for OP, but I'm definitely looking for some sort of litigation. Are Judicial Internships/Externships really the only option left open for potential litigators who strike out?IAFG wrote:Don't forget that there are quite a few paid in-house gigs out there. I don't know how firms view them, but I have to imagine it's better than judicial externship.
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
complaints get erased on that thread all the timeJusticeHarlan wrote:Then complain about it in the mod complaint thread, bro.Mick Haller wrote:YesGrizz wrote:u mad?Mick Haller wrote:TLS mods are really great. I like how they ban OP for a mildly offensive statement, YET A TLS MODERATOR WENT UNPUNISHED FOR JOKING ABOUT RAPING AND IMPREGNATING A FOURTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL. "if it bleeds it breeds bro!!"
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
Someone with a join date of three weeks ago talking about what happens "all the time" around here?cheeseburger wrote:complaints get erased on that thread all the timeJusticeHarlan wrote:Then complain about it in the mod complaint thread, bro.
You mad you got banned, alt?
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
that totally invalidates my claim, brother, you got meJusticeHarlan wrote:Someone with a join date of three weeks ago talking about what happens "all the time" around here?cheeseburger wrote:complaints get erased on that thread all the timeJusticeHarlan wrote:Then complain about it in the mod complaint thread, bro.
You mad you got banned, alt?
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
He's actually right. And I have a few more posts.
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
even anonymous user is getting in on it. And he has like 66000 postsAnonymous User wrote:.
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
lol @ ridiculous thread derail.
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Re: After striking out, are your 2L summer options basically
The minute I read OP's post, I knew the ultra-PC police would be out in full force. Funny thread derail though.
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