I am a student in undergrad who has taken constitutional law, administrative law, judicial process, etc. courses and I've done well in them. Would you prefer an applicant who has taken law-heavy courses?
I truly cannot resist commenting on the dubious spelling of "do's and don'ts" in the title of this video. I recently came upon this expression elsewhere and found myself compelled to search for acceptable spellings. I discovered "dos and don'ts," "do's and don'ts," and "do's and don't's." However, I do not think that the "do's and dont's" version from the title of this video would be valid. 😉 I think given the high standards of grammar called for in these videos, it simply must be called out! (Thanks for the awesome videos!)
I am a student in undergrad who has taken constitutional law, administrative law, judicial process, etc. courses and I've done well in them. Would you prefer an applicant who has taken law-heavy courses?
I truly cannot resist commenting on the dubious spelling of "do's and don'ts" in the title of this video. I recently came upon this expression elsewhere and found myself compelled to search for acceptable spellings. I discovered "dos and don'ts," "do's and don'ts," and "do's and don't's." However, I do not think that the "do's and dont's" version from the title of this video would be valid. 😉 I think given the high standards of grammar called for in these videos, it simply must be called out! (Thanks for the awesome videos!)
youre awesome
That's on me! I had it correct in the thumbnail but not on the title of the video. I appreciate the comment and heads up! -Dustin
Too Funny and typical! Comment on what's Pro Michigan Law and stay away from what might paint Michigan Law in a quest-able light, interesting.