Crap. Thanks. Feel as though everyone knew this except me. FML.captainplanet wrote:Yes, it looks like the Word spell check symbol but tinier (ABC with a check mark under it). It's where the other formatting type buttons are.RufioRufio wrote:Got it, I see it now. Thanks! I can't believe I missed that. I was so preoccupied with just trying to finish on time. My eyes are killing me now.captainplanet wrote:On the mock exam, you could hide the various other windows, like the side bar and the window at the top saying "Question 1." Try that.RufioRufio wrote:This post is for the truly inept.
So I had a proctor who said there was no spell check feature when I didn't see it, and I just kind of took it at face value. So now I'm upset about that. Anybody think this sort of things is a big deal? Obviously a few typos isn't bad, but do most people use the feature?
Also, the other question I asked the proctor was whether I could make the screen wider (usually the cursor can expand the screen moderately, at least it did on the Mock Exam). Nonetheless, I used what couldn't have been much larger than a 3inch by 4inch tiny word prompt for the duration of the essays. Anyone have any tips, aside from enlarging the font, for making the typing area take more than 1/4 of the screen?
Thanks for anyone that helps!!!!
Is there a spell check?
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It did, I just had to write something quickly and it was the first thing that came to mind.BrokenMouse wrote:What is this talk of hearsay? I thought the question specifically limited the scope...
It was really wrong. But I figured it would at least give me a chance at some pity-half-credit points.
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Adverse possession? Do you mean ouster?tkicker182 wrote:I didn't mention AP because it had only been 2 years, but it's not like bringing it up and dismissing it hurts anything.
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No one is studying tonight right? I've been sitting here drinking whisky and trying not to think about that PT...
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I need to get off this damn forum because reading all this stuff I jacked up Essay #2...oh well....did fine on everything else. I think.
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I'm studying for PR tonight....brotherdarkness wrote:No one is studying tonight right? I've been sitting here drinking whisky and trying not to think about that PT...
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2 beers and enough sushi to give me mercury poison, but I plan to review some mbe'sbrotherdarkness wrote:No one is studying tonight right? I've been sitting here drinking whisky and trying not to think about that PT...

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Definitely not. Will probably re-read my PR lecture outline real quick tomorrow night.brotherdarkness wrote:No one is studying tonight right? I've been sitting here drinking whisky and trying not to think about that PT...
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For Essay 1, could we assume defendant 1 dropped out of the equation ....for diversity purpose.... am I being vague enough
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Shit, I knew I should have said ouster too...UGH...I put AP...is that super bad?robinhoodOO wrote:That, and adverse possession as to who? The tenant? The co-tenant? That requires an ouster. AP wasn't an issue...Maybe whether he was ousted, but that wasn't there eithertkicker182 wrote:I didn't mention AP because it had only been 2 years, but it's not like bringing it up and dismissing it hurts anything.
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No, because neither was an issue. You could have briefly mentioned ouster, but ouster requires much more than anything remotely present in that essay and you don't lose points for adding stuffUnderoath wrote:Shit, I knew I should have said ouster too...UGH...I put AP...is that super bad?robinhoodOO wrote:That, and adverse possession as to who? The tenant? The co-tenant? That requires an ouster. AP wasn't an issue...Maybe whether he was ousted, but that wasn't there eithertkicker182 wrote:I didn't mention AP because it had only been 2 years, but it's not like bringing it up and dismissing it hurts anything.
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Uhh, it's PR night, dude.brotherdarkness wrote:No one is studying tonight right? I've been sitting here drinking whisky and trying not to think about that PT...
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Same. LOL @ me for listening to the entire PR lecture last night.Tiago Splitter wrote:Definitely not. Will probably re-read my PR lecture outline real quick tomorrow night.brotherdarkness wrote:No one is studying tonight right? I've been sitting here drinking whisky and trying not to think about that PT...
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No, that's tomorrow night broski.redblueyellow wrote:Uhh, it's PR night, dude.brotherdarkness wrote:No one is studying tonight right? I've been sitting here drinking whisky and trying not to think about that PT...
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haha yeah. You didn't even have to assume it cuz we were analyzing whether the court did right and they listed things in ordersmokeylarue wrote:For Essay 1, could we assume defendant 1 dropped out of the equation ....for diversity purpose.... am I being vague enough
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But isn't the issue of removal whether the case could have been filed in federal court originally? And the original complaint included a non-diverse party...Tiago Splitter wrote:haha yeah. You didn't even have to assume it cuz we were analyzing whether the court did right and they listed things in ordersmokeylarue wrote:For Essay 1, could we assume defendant 1 dropped out of the equation ....for diversity purpose.... am I being vague enough

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Well, I knew there was something weird with that reverter crap. "restraint on alienation"..didn't mention it like a big DUMMY and I knew it...when in doubt LIST IT...I didn't put that, but I list AP?! Like how dumb can I get? hahaBrokenMouse wrote:What exactly did you jack up? I think even if you got the conclusion wrong if you spotted the issue that's like 3/6 credits for that issue alone.Underoath wrote:I need to get off this damn forum because reading all this stuff I jacked up Essay #2...oh well....did fine on everything else. I think.
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ok, cool.robinhoodOO wrote:No, because neither was an issue. You could have briefly mentioned ouster, but ouster requires much more than anything remotely present in that essay and you don't lose points for adding stuffUnderoath wrote:Shit, I knew I should have said ouster too...UGH...I put AP...is that super bad?robinhoodOO wrote:That, and adverse possession as to who? The tenant? The co-tenant? That requires an ouster. AP wasn't an issue...Maybe whether he was ousted, but that wasn't there eithertkicker182 wrote:I didn't mention AP because it had only been 2 years, but it's not like bringing it up and dismissing it hurts anything.
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Meh. It was one part of the question. I think I'm the one who fucked it up, but I talked about the rules for removal/remand, so I probably got a few points. And I definitely nailed the personal jurisdiction stuff, so I'm just gonna go ahead and assume I got a 65+ notwithstanding the error.BrokenMouse wrote:Hmm I recall the facts quite the opposite. One of us is fked.brotherdarkness wrote:But isn't the issue of removal whether the case could have been filed in federal court originally? And the original complaint included a non-diverse party...Tiago Splitter wrote:haha yeah. You didn't even have to assume it cuz we were analyzing whether the court did right and they listed things in ordersmokeylarue wrote:For Essay 1, could we assume defendant 1 dropped out of the equation ....for diversity purpose.... am I being vague enough
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Shoot, now that I think about it.. Were P and DO domiciled in the same State? They may have been... Not sure how that affects the analysis though since Removal happened after that party was no longer in the case. I might be wrong on the parties being from the same state..but i don't think so actually. Damn.brotherdarkness wrote:Meh. It was one part of the question. I think I'm the one who fucked it up, but I talked about the rules for removal/remand, so I probably got a few points. And I definitely nailed the personal jurisdiction stuff, so I'm just gonna go ahead and assume I got a 65+ notwithstanding the error.BrokenMouse wrote:Hmm I recall the facts quite the opposite. One of us is fked.brotherdarkness wrote:But isn't the issue of removal whether the case could have been filed in federal court originally? And the original complaint included a non-diverse party...Tiago Splitter wrote:haha yeah. You didn't even have to assume it cuz we were analyzing whether the court did right and they listed things in ordersmokeylarue wrote:For Essay 1, could we assume defendant 1 dropped out of the equation ....for diversity purpose.... am I being vague enough
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Yes, I believe you needed to consider all three partiesbrotherdarkness wrote:But isn't the issue of removal whether the case could have been filed in federal court originally? And the original complaint included a non-diverse party...Tiago Splitter wrote:haha yeah. You didn't even have to assume it cuz we were analyzing whether the court did right and they listed things in ordersmokeylarue wrote:For Essay 1, could we assume defendant 1 dropped out of the equation ....for diversity purpose.... am I being vague enough
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