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Legal paper
Mar. 5th, 2007 02:19 pmSo, I've been working on my 15-page legal skills paper (I'm at around 10 pages) which is due Thursday. I have actual legitimate work to do, but I can hopefully make that up during break (right after this is due). I've hit a bit of an impasse in one of the three sections, and for now I think I've just going to detour around it for now and come back to it later.
I'm not going to bore you all with a bunch of legalese about it, but to show, by analogy, the nature of my complaint, I will give a mathematical example...
The professor divides the class in half. One half is supposed to answer yes, and the other no. We are given a problem to research, and we must support our answer with mathematical proof. However, in the course of the research, it comes out that the equation we are talking about is:
Does 2 + 2 = 4?
Now, imagine, that you ended up on the "no" side. Blarg.
I'm not going to bore you all with a bunch of legalese about it, but to show, by analogy, the nature of my complaint, I will give a mathematical example...
The professor divides the class in half. One half is supposed to answer yes, and the other no. We are given a problem to research, and we must support our answer with mathematical proof. However, in the course of the research, it comes out that the equation we are talking about is:
Does 2 + 2 = 4?
Now, imagine, that you ended up on the "no" side. Blarg.
