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• Reading Between the Lines –by Jim Jatras
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At the conclusion of my senior year in high school, my pastor in New Orleans was finishing a series on nationalized sin. Soon thereafter we learned issues that were developing in our own backyard locally and statewide which led our Church to begin what we now know to be a grassroots lobbying effort. My pastor led a contingent of Elders from our Church to the state capitol to warn the legislators.

My legal background and training have been invaluable assets to me in the ministry in which God has called me to serve. Constitutional study and time spent in the courtroom as a trial attorney have given me a unique perspective through which to engage the culture on the issues of the day. The first is the family. The second is the church and the third is civil government. Virginia , there was an abundance of national hostility against marriages between people of different skin shades here in America. Following that decision, the national sentiment concerning skin shades and marriage has changed drastically.

Changes in law, or public policy, always produce changes in the hearts of the people governed by them over time. He is a God of justice. Therefore, Christians must be vigilant and make sure that we do not attach ourselves to the latest cultural waves without a thorough Biblical examination of them because we may very well find ourselves supporting something that is staunchly opposed to God. God has blessed us within the family institution with the internal ability to participate in that call.

Reading Between the Lines –by Jim Jatras

Upon their arrival, we meet as Voddie Bauchum says vipers in diapers. The children, having become Christ followers, chart the course God lays for them as they mature and light up the darkness where God sends them. The process repeats and the kingdom family expands. Extended time on the SAT itself or rather the fact that the test was given under conditions of extended time would be hidden from colleges was itself the result of an ADA suit by someone who had no arms. Unlike bribing the proctors, this is legal.

It is so standard that it is losing its effectiveness since all the other White Tiger mothers have the same idea so half the kids in your private prep school are also getting extended time. Getting their kid officially diagnosed as retarded is not an appealing idea in Asian culture. Those are very much akin to my observations. But there are far more lawyers coming into the profession than going out.

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But because turnover from partnership-level positions are really low any good position really, all this pressure builds up. It brings profits and salaries down. A law school exam might have a homeless woman late for her cleaning job shove a Goldman banker at the subway door causing him to fall between the train and platform ,.

This is exactly what ADA is was intended to be. It was hardcore ideological minoritarianism. It is one thing to figure that some people have been dealt a bad hand and we should mandate braille buttons in elevators, or have sidewalk curb cuts and wheelchair ramps to public buildings. What exactly the US Congress is doing mandating acess to public buildings in say Arkansas is another question. But those are specific rememdies with fairly specific costs we can decide to shoulder. There is no sense, no logic—and no budget!

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Think golfers in your competition should be able to walk—you are wrong! Think lawyers ought to be smart enough to knock out some little logic puzzles—you are wrong!

Think your employees should be able to walk or see or mentally stable—you are wrong! Think your web site is your business—you are wrong!

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Mid 20th century America was majoritarian and pretty darn nice. Americans—too late—had reined in immigration, got through the Depression, won the War, constantly consolidating as a people and nation and unprecedented prosperity and social stability was within reach of the vast majority of working people. Then with the rise of the Jews and minoritarianism as the dominant ideology everything headed downhill. Only the continued technological progress—delivered by white guys—and most of it the direct outgrowth of one technology—the transitor—has masked the decline.

But the social and political decline is obvious.

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Smart nations with a common culture and strong identity can do great things. You are swirling around the toilet bowl. For example, people that are able to solve relatively simple math problems faster and with less effort are nearly always much better at more difficult math problems. The entire test is set up like this. But — at least for the vast majority of people — the time restriction adequately measures ability IQ even at the high end.

And in most other Western countries, law is not a graduate degree—it is an undergraduate degree program. Training and education for the law would be massively cheaper were it, say, incorporated as a four year undergraduate degree. Seven years of formal education expense in time and money is a significant burden to sit for the bar exam. A burden that benefits all the bureaucratic functionaries employed in the law gravy train.

I personally have known several lawyers from Ireland who practice in the US, without having had the expense of four years of undergraduate education before studying the law. Case closed. If some law school thinks that current optical-to-audio technology makes it possible for smart blind people to be effective lawyers … fine. Count me as dubious. Go figure all that out and craft the blind lawyer test you think works.

But that should have absolutely nothing to do with the standards for normies. Oxford University recently announced that they were increasing the alotted time for maths exams, because currently the highest scorers were all men. The contortions which result are often far more ludicrous than extra time. Dictionaries dating to the postwar period are7still available online and in book stores.

I value mine highly. Mental HP IS linked to processing speed just as it is in computers. People who are intelligent will also see the non-obvious shortcuts to getting to the answer. A stupid person might approach an SAT algebra problem by solving for X while a smart one will take note of the fact that there are only 5 values to choose from and it might be faster just to plug those 5 values into the equation than to solve the problem algebraically — if you are lucky you might even solve it on your first or 2nd guess, especially if you eyeball the equation first to see which values appear most plausible.

Someone who is smart might pick the choice that is in the middle of the range as his first guess and then he would know that if that choice was too low, all the lower numbers could also be ruled out so he could reduce the maximum of plug operations from 5 to 3.

And so on. In my experience, reading complex prose is one of the most demanding and necessary skills for a lawyer. And it should be easy to test — give someone a dense sentence or two, and ask a few questions about how this would apply in a few cases. Just to reminisce, my strategy for some really tough drafting was to locate the key verb s , underline, and work from there. And I remember trying to explain a provision to a public servant who had completely misread a fairly simply sentence and could not be persuaded otherwise. But what about blind people sitting for the test?

Mostly OT, but there were were blind people in Byzantium who actually did make decent lawyers and diplomats.

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Make of that what you will. Jeez, look at all that hair. What about Boston Legal? Lawyer Turkish, quoted in the article, is definitely right in my opinion.

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I took the LSAT twice. I never had any interest in doing puzzles and I subsequently learned that people who are into puzzles often ace this section. As it turned out, I did quite well. Most of them were frankly not very impressive intellectually. My problem arises with lowering standards to accommodate unworthy individuals based on the grotesque current year morality on display. The bar exam prep course I took recommended taking as much time as necessary to work through each logic puzzle to really come up with the right answer, and then if there were any remaining unanswered as time ran out, pick a single letter and mark that same letter the rest of the way down.

So that way you got points for all of your correct answers which should have been all of them that you worked through if you actually took your time , plus as many more points as the law of averages would grant you from your remaining same-letter answers e. However, two of the three years of law school were learning the rules for a made up logic game and applying those rules.