ATL Law Revue Contest - Let The Voting Begin (This Time Without The Cheating)

ATL Law Revue Contest — Let The Voting Begin (This Time Without The Cheating)

Now you can win with honor.

By Kathryn Rubino on May 01, 2017 4:44 pm

Well, the end of our spring season of cheating is officially over, and we are moving forward with a new and improved voting system. To recap for those that missed the announcement, there was sufficient evidence of bots rather than readers casting ballots in our annual Law Revue Video Contest, so we are throwing out the results and revoting. See, voting is better when you try to do something about cheating rather than make the problem worse. <cough> James Comey <cough> So, as a reminder, here are the finalists: Columbia –

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Mean Gunners UVA – Back Row Ballers In order to vote, please fill out the form below. This will generate an email message and provide you with a link to submit your vote

Voting will close on THURSDAY, MAY 4, 2017, at 11:59 p.m. (Eastern time), so get your votes in!

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