Data Shows It Is Harder To Be A Successful First Gen Student Even After Graduation
In other news, Nepotism appears to influence who gets the cool jobs that pay well.
You Aren’t As Alone As You Think You Are: Stevin George Has Great Advice For Aspiring First Gen Lawyers
The role models are out there, even if you have to look a little harder than the others.
What Even Is AI ‘Competence’? It Depends.
Takeaways from a Legalweek panel on evolving malpractice risks.
A Care Package For First Generation Law School Students
Chances are your Republican uncle will still think he knows more than you about Con Law.
Morning Docket: 12.08.21
* Applying for law school and worried you can't rely on mom and dad for good Bluebooking advice? You aren't as alone as you might think. [U.S. News] * Massachusetts is looking to update its hate crime laws after 30 years. [Boston Globe] * The "Remember the Alamo" state is about to spend $15M to make sure kids don't learn about the unimportant stuff. Like slavery. [Yahoo] * The first steps on the "Momnibus" bill hope to make it safer to birth while Black. [The Lily] * New Jersey's Attorney General Andrew J. Bruck is making it easier to record officers and more difficult to obtain "No-Knock" warrants. [RLS Media]