eodops wrote:pellaro22 wrote:
-Was told that the number of times I smoked pot probably wasn't accurate and consistently pressed to give a higher number. I think we finally settled on 50. After discussing with my friends, they agreed that he had me in a trance-like state because that number just isn't possible.
That is a truly terrible interview. As a former Airman, I can also vouch that this SJA is the very rare exception to a an otherwise professional service.
As far as reapplying goes, I think you have a larger issue with your previous drug usage. I am not an authority on the subject, but any number that can even be twisted near 50 is probably disqualifying. And, as a lawyer (or even a law student), the "he had me in a trance-like state" excuse will probably not go over well. Just my 2 cents. Good luck with reapplying or whatever direction you decide to go!
I have to agree regarding the marijuana use. You do not have a realistic chance of being picked up with admitted drug use at that level. And if 50 is not the correct number and you agreed to it anyway, you in the courtroom may not be in the best interests of the Air Force.
"That is all. Thank you, AF JAG, for rejecting me. I am definitely NOT qualified with my moot court, clinic, trial advocacy and pro bono experience. I am definitely NOT qualified with my grades, fitness (crossfit everyday for the past 2 years), one-year paid clerkship for the Attorney General, language fluency, background in international relations and diplomacy, 5 year work history for state government and intention on putting in a solid 20 years. Lastly, I am definitely NOT qualified because if you guys hired this dude...then this is something I do not want to be a part of."
Regardless of what you think about your post, you absolutely reek of entitlement.
