* Hillary Clinton’s email practices while Secretary of State “not acceptable.” She promises not to do it while she’s in the White House. [Politico]
* What does a test prep professional have to say about New York adopting the Uniform Bar Exam? [Kaplan Bar Review]
* Going to school in the Midwest? Here’s a ranking of the 42 Midwest law schools based on employment after graduation. [ChicagoInno]
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* The defendant who assaulted his lawyer — while on trial for assaulting his previous lawyer — is relieved after the court declared a mistrial. [ABA Journal]
* Whether you dress up or dress down, remember to talk to people like people if you want to be a good lawyer. [Katz Justice]
* Which occupation suffers from the most drug use/abuse? It’s not lawyers!!!! [Treatment4Addiction]
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* ATL regulars Jeena Cho and Keith Lee discuss the aftermath of her recent article in this publication and along with it “professionalism in law, constructive vs. destructive criticism, sexism and racism in law.” [The Anxious Lawyer / Resilient Lawyer Podcast]
* We’ve talked about the David Messerschmitt case and the phenomenon of double lives. Fundamentally all of us maintain one on at least some level. [Law and More]