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Hieronymous Alloy posted:depends on how you self-medicate lol
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Nice piece of fish posted:Older model Massey Fergusson (whatever year they still made the manual 3-speed) and I honestly didn't give a lot of head? I'll let you know once I figure out what the gently caress that is in norwegian. Masseys are nice, good luck keeping it maintained. Last time I messed with a combine my uncle was hacksawing a bolt to keep the corn head knife cutter working because he only had 3 hours of good weather to harvest before the next storm. poo poo like that is why I know a half dozen farmers missing fingers/toes or even hands Also the best girls for geralt are Shani (too good for him) , jutta and syanna. mastershakeman fucked around with this message at 22:26 on Sep 5, 2019 |
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evilweasel posted:going for both is the only justifiable option. Both applying and not applying to law school sounds like a challenging proposition. But I suppose you could always steal someone's identity and use that one to apply, then keep your own in reserve.
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Go to law school and three years later you can be placed in charge of solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict! http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/09/avi-berkowitz-middle-east-envoy-trump-kushner-greenblatt.html
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unpacked robinhood posted:Q. Okay. Do you have -- when the guy sold you the car did he give you a manual?
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Hmmm going to my first PD conference tomorrow, any absolute rules of etiquette I need to be mindful of?
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mastershakeman posted:My dad used to harvest prairie grasses (usually big and little bluestem plus others) and somehow the whole internal mechanism that shoves the stalks back to be chopped got totally jammed up, so we had to open the hatch and crawl in then get the chainsaw in to cut it all apart. As I recall, hairy vetch caused similar problems The main conveyor funnel? Can't have been the cutting board auger, but I can totally see the funnel needing rooting out with tough straws. Oats and barley is loving easy mode compared to that sounds like, biggest issues seem to be the straw swath getting gunked, wearing out the main variator on the hill climb and loving tipping over on hill turns. Mountain country. Farming is hard and ungrateful work. Best that can be said for it is independence and only having the elements for boss. Dangerous work though. Kawasaki Nun posted:Hmmm going to my first PD conference tomorrow, any absolute rules of etiquette I need to be mindful of? Yeah, whatever you do make sure you don't mention the
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Kawasaki Nun posted:Hmmm going to my first PD conference tomorrow, any absolute rules of etiquette I need to be mindful of? Don’t ask anyone if they’re members of “the tribe”
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Nice piece of fish posted:Farming is hard and ungrateful work. Best that can be said for it is independence and only having the elements for boss. Dangerous work though. Oh no it's raining too much or too little or too early or too late, guess we just die now.
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Vox Nihili posted:Oh no it's raining too much or too little or too early or too late, guess we just
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Soothing Vapors posted:lol do it idiot. You loving imbecile. You absolute clown - ted thompson, to himself, thinking about drafting yet another roided linebacker over a competent defense
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If this is your first PD conference, don't argue with the faculty. If they savage you, just roll with it. On the other hand, if no one gives you any criticism at all, it means they think you suck so bad that you'll quit on your own.
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Kawasaki Nun posted:Hmmm going to my first PD conference tomorrow, any absolute rules of etiquette I need to be mindful of? Is this a trial college or just a PD specific CLE?
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GamingHyena posted:Is this a trial college or just a PD specific CLE? Its a conference for every PD in the state of Colorado. I know they do a bunch of CLE certifications there but I get.the feeling that's not the main draw.
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Kawasaki Nun posted:Its a conference for every PD in the state of Colorado. I see. Then be mindful of the PD rules of etiquette and try and cherry the bowl after it's passed to you. GamingHyena fucked around with this message at 01:46 on Sep 7, 2019 |
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Sep 7, 2019 01:42
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Pass the dutchie pon the left hand side
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My friend goes to the PD conference for our state. They give out awards like "most drugs suppressed in a single motion" and so forth. He won that one year.
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Go to all the drinking events. No one (who is a lawyer) parties like PDs.
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I passed the bar. Just found out this afternoon. Thank loving god.
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The Kingfish posted:I passed the bar. Just found out this afternoon. Thank loving god. Congrats! I just found out myself a couple weeks back. Feels good man
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thehoodie posted:Congrats! I just found out myself a couple weeks back. Feels good man Congrats dude! First time I’ve felt completely relaxed since 1L year.
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The Kingfish posted:Congrats dude! First time I’ve felt completely relaxed since 1L year. Enjoy that for the next 12 hours.
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nm posted:Enjoy that for the next 12 hours. Yeah it'll be the last time.
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Petey posted:let me rephrase: should I go to law school if I get into harvard or yale with some need-based aid (see below) and my goals are to work in academia and/or running a nonprofit but a PhD in history/anthro/etc is possibly an even worse idea, somehow drat, welcome back Petey. Some of my peers have gone into legal academia, mostly clinical teaching. None so far have gotten a permanent position, all but one had to relocate to a much smaller/less desirable city. They're all on fellowships or contracts that last one or two years, then get renewed (or don't). From history PhDs I know, the humanities job market is even worse. We are talking about people who graduated from history doctoral programs at places like Berkeley, teaching in non-tenure positions at small colleges in the middle of nowhere. My understanding is that the academic job market (both law and humanities) is incredibly oversupplied. I don't see why you'd want a JD to run a nonprofit; really, you would want area expertise and to be a go-getter, that's it. What field would the nonprofit operate in? Overall, I'm happy with the choice to get a JD rather than a history PhD (which I was also considering 10 years ago!) but that's because I more or less enjoy being a lawyer. I can't imagine enduring three years of loving law school otherwise; it's not an intellectually stimulating environment. Just do what you really want to do, which is get the PhD.
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Kawasaki Nun posted:Hmmm going to my first PD conference tomorrow, any absolute rules of etiquette I need to be mindful of? Depends entirely on the dynamic of your state's PD bar. And your own local office. For example, our non-union head management are notoriously tools. My immediate supervisors are awesome and sarcastic. So etiquette for us at prosecutor conferences entails making pithy comments just loud enough to get a laugh at our table but not loud enough to be heard by the presenters. And also seeing who can hip check their way to fist in the lunch line. this behavior would likely result in a reprimand at a different office. For your first one, I'd recommend keeping your head down, sitting near someone friendly with your supervisors but not your actual supervisor, and taking a few notes, but not so many notes that you look like a tool. I also have a few special requirements. Somehow I managed to imposter my way into being "the smart one" at my office, and so I feed my boss rebuttals to how the advice being offered in presentations by the lawyers in appellate who have never tried a case is completely impractical outside academic theory and law school exams. which he then delivers. with as much snark as possible. But mostly I just play games on my phone.
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ActusRhesus posted:
You’d think consent would be more of a concern at the cop conference.
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ActusRhesus posted:For your first one, I'd recommend keeping your head down, sitting near someone friendly with your supervisors but not your actual supervisor, and taking a few notes, but not so many notes that you look like a tool. This is good advice. I'll throw in take notes on a yellow pad and not on your computer because there will probably be actual useful poo poo you can learn at the lectures (unlike law school).
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Picturing a line of cop lawyers jockeying to get first crack at the fettuccini alfredo, everyone yelling “stop resisting!” as they thrust their groins at one another
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Tokelau All Star posted:This is good advice. I'll throw in take notes on a yellow pad and not on your computer because there will probably be actual useful poo poo you can learn at the lectures (unlike law school). *Dutifully takes notes* I'm starting as a PD on Monday and then going to the state PD conference in two weeks, so this'll all be useful for me too.
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Things are going well in New Hampshire https://www.concordmonitor.com/AG-takes-over-county-prosecutor-s-office-citing-failures-28289885
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The Kingfish posted:I passed the bar. Just found out this afternoon. Thank loving god. Another month and a half here in PA 
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Hip check may have been an exaggeration. But it is uncanny how we always seem to make the food line first.
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Tokelau All Star posted:This is good advice. I'll throw in take notes on a yellow pad and not on your computer because there will probably be actual useful poo poo you can learn at the lectures (unlike law school). If you get useful poo poo I envy you. We have occasionally useful one day trainings on specific topics. But our annual division conference is useless. Mostly because of the heavy handed “California prosecutors are unethical but we’re going to ignore that none of or examples come from this state and berate you for an hour on what monsters you all are”, or the completely impractical advice of appellate. Those segments are awesome. Last time it was “how to create a record just in case someone raises a Battson challenge on appeal.” Actual advice. Keep notes in the file on race of all potential jurors. I pointed out the juror questionnaires are already part of the record. “Well. But a lot of times they don’t answer all the questions." Sorry. Not going to start guessing what race a person identifies as. And not putting work product in the file once trial is done. Battson is kind of a foreign concept to me anyway bc our panels are extremely diverse and usually it’s the clueless affluent (that’s my race neutral reason for booting them) white soccer moms I want gone. And lawyers and doctors. I’m sure kicking blacks off juries happens in other places, so Battson is important. It’s just really not something we deal with in my jurisdiction. I’ve been challenged once. Was asinine. We had already seated 4 black jurors. That entire day’s panel was black. The defendant was not black, from El Salvador. Murder case. Killed his girlfriend. And I had 10 challenges left. So basically I was waiting for my unicorn juror and there was a lady two jurors down that I got a really good vibe from. So I was challenging everyone until we got to her. And then she was removed for cause. So.... my instinct was right. She was great for us. Just a little too great. ActusRhesus fucked around with this message at 12:59 on Sep 8, 2019 |
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Batson is important because places like Mississippi are still extremely racist. c.f. Curtis Flowers.
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Mr. Nice! posted:Batson is important because places like Mississippi are still extremely racist. c.f. Curtis Flowers. Yup. Definitely. I just have serious issues with “guessing” a person’s race as was the advice given by appellate who have never seen a jury panel.
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What do y'all think of these jury services consultancies?
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ActusRhesus posted:Yup. Definitely. I just have serious issues with “guessing” a person’s race as was the advice given by appellate who have never seen a jury panel. If the juror's race isn't listed in the questionnnaire and wasn't developed on the record then it doesn't sound like there was anything to appeal. It seems to me that you'd be adding more fuel to the fire by putting "probably black" next to a juror you struck.
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The Dagda posted:drat, welcome back Petey. appreciate the feedback!
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Petey posted:- ted thompson, to himself, thinking about drafting yet another roided linebacker over a competent defense there was no need to get personal
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Petey posted:appreciate the feedback! Off topic, but were you the guy that had a bullet Go thru your house during the Boston marathon bolting manhunt? I feel like the name is similar but you’re saying you don’t own any assets so now I’m doubting myself
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