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Law.com reported that four online law school graduates were admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court this week. These law school graduates completed Concord Law School online. Read the rest of this Law Student article »

The Frugal Law Student blog won the Law School division of the ABA’s blog contest, “Top 100 law blogs in the country.” But the contest was not without drama. Read the rest of this Law Student article »

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The holidays are almost here! Many of you are already done with finals. It’s time to relax, sit back, and enjoy the break. You’ve worked hard; you earned it.

Brain-Free Reading

As you kick into relaxation mode, here are some news stories that don’t require any thinking. While you were preparing for finals and in finals, some law students and law schools were making the news. Read the rest of this Law Student article »

The ABA Journal is taking votes on which law blog is the best in the country. Part of the contest includes law student blogs.

The fact that Law Student wasn’t named in the contest continues to shock law students around the globe. This fact also raises questions about the credibility of the entire contest. But I digress…

The contest features a number of interesting and unique law student blogs:

Overheard in Law School centers around an especially amusing and creative topic: the blog features submissions from law students across the nation and the strange quotes they have overheard from law students or law school professors.

Nuts & Boalts is a blog from a Berkeley law student. It covers Read the rest of this Law Student article »

Here is a fun news tidbit. Kathleen Holtz is 18 years old and passed the California Bar Exam, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Holtz started college at California State University, Los Angeles, when she was only 10 years old. At age 15, she Read the rest of this Law Student article »