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P “You might as well leave law school with some useful insight. When you begin practice, ferret out the longest serving person at the firm. That person likely will be female and the secretary for a senior partner. Take her to lunch. Ask for advice. Listen carefully.”
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SS “Your biggest challenge? You must accept that you can’t be smarter than the judge. That will vex a person like you. And don’t expect much civility or any humility from the bench. Good luck. You will need it.”
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YL “So it is like law school but with consequence. It is like high school writ large.”
SS “And I am downstream from the bullying and arrogance of the judges and the senior partner.”
. . .
YL “Looking back, I realize that professors were and judges now are the greatest impediments to advancing sound ideas.”
SS “They don’t teach you much in law school.”
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[Jon Stewart left The Daily Show recently. See the e-commentary at Brian, Jon And Journalism Today (February 16, 2015).]
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Better to know the judge than the law