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But... but...???????????????????????????????????????????Leeroy Jenkins wrote:Missed registration, cannot compete for law review.
Taking suggestions on how to proceed; poll will follow.
disco_barred wrote:Probably a [strike]bad[/strike] suicidal life choice.
Fat chance in hell i'll make moot court thoughA'nold wrote:Moot court it is.
Go put your lawyer face on and advocate for yourself. You were sick, your dog died, your mom died, you wrote the date down wrong... whatever. If you only missed registration there may still be a way. Give it a shot. Once you are happily signed up yell "Lawyered!" triumphantly.Leeroy Jenkins wrote:Unfortunately all the journals use the same write-on competition; even more unfortunately, people grade on to journal but they still have to compete like everyone else.
Already tried, they told me to go away because all deadlines were being strictly enforced and they weren't making exceptions for anyone.jks289 wrote:Go put your lawyer face on and advocate for yourself. You were sick, your dog died, your mom died, you wrote the date down wrong... whatever. If you only missed registration there may still be a way. Give it a shot. Once you are happily signed up yell "Lawyered!" triumphantly.Leeroy Jenkins wrote:Unfortunately all the journals use the same write-on competition; even more unfortunately, people grade on to journal but they still have to compete like everyone else.
Leeroy Jenkins wrote:disco_barred wrote:Probably [strike]a bad suicidal life choice[/strike] all of our worst nightmares.
Wow, well then... I think the best advice to date is to try to have a professor sponsor a paper to submit for publication. Plenty of people aren't on law review so it isn't the end of your career. Just make the most of a different path. Bummer, though. Don't bother kicking yourself over a stupid mistake. Everyone makes them from time to time.Leeroy Jenkins wrote:Already tried, they told me to go away because all deadlines were being strictly enforced and they weren't making exceptions for anyone.jks289 wrote:Go put your lawyer face on and advocate for yourself. You were sick, your dog died, your mom died, you wrote the date down wrong... whatever. If you only missed registration there may still be a way. Give it a shot. Once you are happily signed up yell "Lawyered!" triumphantly.Leeroy Jenkins wrote:Unfortunately all the journals use the same write-on competition; even more unfortunately, people grade on to journal but they still have to compete like everyone else.
*Looks at LPIP employer criteria*Desert Fox wrote:Don't you want to do Patent Prosecution? Does it even matter?
Laaaaame.Leeroy Jenkins wrote:*Looks at LPIP employer criteria*Desert Fox wrote:Don't you want to do Patent Prosecution? Does it even matter?
Yes, it matters
I forgot.disco_barred wrote:How did it happen?
I've had enough of your disingenuous assertionsDesert Fox wrote:Shit two pages and nobody called this a flame yet. Is this like the time you were quitting school because your grades sucked?
Desert Fox wrote:Shit two pages and nobody called this a flame yet. Is this like the time you were quitting school because your grades sucked?
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Eh close enough.mikeytwoshoes wrote:Desert Fox wrote:Shit two pages and nobody called this a flame yet. Is this like the time you were quitting school because your grades sucked?Page 1 of 1
DF is clearly delusional, and cannot be trusted with anything (future employers take note)mikeytwoshoes wrote:Desert Fox wrote:Shit two pages and nobody called this a flame yet. Is this like the time you were quitting school because your grades sucked?Page 1 of 1
QFT, I can't even count.Leeroy Jenkins wrote:DF is clearly delusional, and cannot be trusted with anything (future employers take note)mikeytwoshoes wrote:Desert Fox wrote:Shit two pages and nobody called this a flame yet. Is this like the time you were quitting school because your grades sucked?Page 1 of 1