ONE HELL,
an
unconventional journey into law
- by Alice
Marie Beard
Once upon
a time, as a middle-aged homemaker, I paid
$24,500 to spend nine months in a place known as
the first-year of law school. To try to make
sense of the strange land, I wrote about my
"one hell year."
"Forsan et haec olim
meminisse iuvabit." Loosely translated,
that means that the day may come when even my ONE HELL year will be
pleasant to remember.
From beginning to end:
- October
- November
- December
- January
- February
- March
- April
- May
- Coda
- Update,
2004
- Law School
Ratings:
Statistics for law schools
inside the D.C. Capital Beltway
- "Dear Alice":
Minus the
sugarcoating
More words from others
A letter received
Letters from older
students
- Specials:
Effects of devaluing
human life: School shootings
Justice
Clarence Thomas: Two hours with the
Justice
Breakfast with Jay
Printz, of Printz v. U.S.
Shooting guns in the
desert with W.E.B. Griffin
- As written about by others:
New York
Times article on ONE
HELL
ABA's Student Lawyer
magazine article on ONE
HELL
- The Navajo connection:
Navajo Nation Supreme
Court Invited to CUA Law School
- Examples of what all 1st-year law
students write:
Appellate
brief: Admit confession into evidence.
Defense
Argument (portion of brief): Suppress
confession.
Memorandum:
Defamation on the internet
Memorandum:
Trademark Dilution Act
Memorandum:
Burglary when person did not enter
- First
year of law school on a 3 x 5 card
Seriously,
ONE HELL was written
while Ms. Beard was at Catholic's law school.
Ms. Beard's J.D. is from George Mason University.
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