Law Student Doesn't Totally Get Shut Down In Quest To Make Her Note-Passing Mistake Live On Forever
The Cardozo law student who sued the U.S. Attorney and U.S. Marshals didn't get totally shut down. She should quit while she's not incredibly behind...
Earlier: Some Law Students Learn From Their Mistakes; Others Sue The U.S. Marshals Over A Cell Phone
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