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: Nuts & BoaltsBar 2010 Predictions
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As mentioned before, these predictions are very nearly worthless, and the reason I'm posting them the day before (vs. earlier) is because I don't want anyone to give them any weight. But without further ado, my unscientific data analysis and gut lead me to believe that the following will be our essay topics:(in no particular order)
1. Con Law
2. Wills/Trusts crossover
3. Real Property
4. Torts/Remedies crossover
5. Evidence/Crim crossover
6. Professional Responsibilities
In particular, I "feel" that Con Law will focus on federalism, Property will be land conveyance/mortgages, and Torts will be product liability.
So there you have it. But my most important prediction of all: we're going to work this thing over. Hard. There's not one Boaltie that doesn't have the capacity and smarts to really crush this thing out of the park. Good luck y'all!
Full post as published by Nuts & Boalts on July 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
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