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how else would it work?The Regulator wrote:At my law school our new Editor-in-Chief is technically a 2L. Has anyone ever heard of this happening before?
The Regulator wrote:At my law school our new Editor-in-Chief is technically a 2L. Has anyone ever heard of this happening before?
ph14 wrote:The Regulator wrote:At my law school our new Editor-in-Chief is technically a 2L. Has anyone ever heard of this happening before?
On my journal, the new leadership positions assume responsibility at the start of 2L spring semester.
While I can see how you might jump to this conclusion. It is a TT School and the Journal is ranked fairly well in its specialty. However, from your comment it seems this type of thing doesn't happen very often...mr.hands wrote:no respectable law review has 1L members at all, much less 2L EICs in the fall semester
Either
1. this isn't a law review (it's a shitty secondary journal)
2. this is a TTTT law review
3. this is some journal where all it publishes is student work
none of the above are ideal
So it's *not* the law review and he was right...The Regulator wrote:While I can see how you might jump to this conclusion. It is a TT School and the Journal is ranked fairly well in its specialty. However, from your comment it seems this type of thing doesn't happen very often...mr.hands wrote:no respectable law review has 1L members at all, much less 2L EICs in the fall semester
Either
1. this isn't a law review (it's a shitty secondary journal)
2. this is a TTTT law review
3. this is some journal where all it publishes is student work
none of the above are ideal
Technically possible for a pseudo-2L (third year student in 4-year dual degree)The Regulator wrote:At my law school our new Editor-in-Chief is technically a 2L. Has anyone ever heard of this happening before?