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Antonin Scalia, Constitutional Law, Quote of the Day, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
If The Constitution Ever Came To Life, Scalia Would Be The Man To Kill It
No, stupid, the Constitution isn't a living document -- at least Justice Scalia doesn't think it is. -
Biglaw, Choate Hall & Stewart, Fabulosity, Lawyerly Lairs, Money, Partner Issues, Real Estate, Screw-Ups
Think A Lawyer Can Afford a $13 Million Condo? Think Again.
Some readers have issues with the often irreverent commenters here at Above the Law. While ATL commenters sometimes say hurtful or offensive things, like anonymous commenters all over the internet, they also provide significant value. They serve as copy editors, highlighting our typographical mistakes; they work as tipsters, pointing us in the direction of news […] 
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Education / Schools, Law Schools, Media and Journalism, New York Times, Student Loans
A Notable Correction to the New York Times Article on Law School
It isn’t easy to wring a correction out of the New York Times. The Gray Lady is notoriously stingy when it comes to confessing error. [FN1] But David Segal’s very interesting and widely read article about the perils of going to law school — which still sits at the top of the NYT’s list of […]
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