[1rudeboy]

Con Law is second-year, I believe.

[AnAmericanMother]

Not at Emory. At least not in 1977. It’s still a 2nd semester first year course, but it was taught 1st semester then.

[freedomlover]

First year at my law school.

IIRC this was required
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Property
Torts
Contracts
Con Law
Legal Writing
Drinking Heavily
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[N. Theknow]

Con Law is second-year, I believe.

You don't even need a course in Con Law to know what's written in one of the Founding documents of our Republic.

We learned this in 10th Grade Civics.

On the other hand, I bet this asshat can tell you which earmarks of his were in the "Stimuless" Bill and who his biggest contributors are and how much each of them gives to his campaign.

An empty chair in Congress would be preferable to this dolt.

[Cboldt]

-- Con Law is second-year, I believe. --

First year, FWIW

As an academic issue, whether or not the proposed 90% tax passes constitutional muster isn't clear-cut; and eventually is settled by some black-robed judge.