in the ongoing series...
you know you've been too long at YLS when...
#3: you insert a footnote into the paper you're writing that says "insert generic rule of lenity citation here". and this represents one of your more complete, thought-out footnotes. and the subject of the paper has nothing whatsoever to do with criminal law.
#3: you insert a footnote into the paper you're writing that says "insert generic rule of lenity citation here". and this represents one of your more complete, thought-out footnotes. and the subject of the paper has nothing whatsoever to do with criminal law.
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... when you know off-hand the cite b/c you just used it in a comparably unrelated paper: Liparota v. United States and United States v. Bass.
yes. that would also count as 'being at YLS too long when'. but it counts as a lot of other things as well. ;)
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