UNC Law Revue 2011: First Day of Law School
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Uploaded by unclawrevue on Mar 4, 2011
First day at UNC Law. Part of the 2011 UNC Law Revue.
Featuring: "Random dude D", Andrew Strahs, FJ, Nick Tosco, Yasir Latifi, Kira Whitacre
Written by "Random Dude D" and Yasir Latifi.
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Nationalizing the law profession is fake. It's called guiding people of the Country to a proper better established system where they can live a better life. It's not whether the Government is bigger or smaller, its whether the Government is Good or Bad. The bigger the Government can mean Genghis Khan and Mongolia.
tnguyen318 3 months ago
@tnguyen318 "Setting them free causes corruption"? Huh? If anything nationalizing the law profession even further will invite more corruption. The bigger the government, the more it starts to care about itself instead of it's citizens.
basmithtx 3 months ago
Here is how Law School should be. After students graduate they will work directly for the Government. No more balogny. Setting them free causes corruption. Their also charging too much causing damage to the economy. Graduates will be located to Government Law Offices. They will be paid by the Government.
A. Basics of Law.
B. Courts and The System.
C. State and Federal Law.
D. International Law and Constitution.
tnguyen318 10 months ago