Jeeebus
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“For some law students, particularly, though not only, students of color, this chain of events is all the more profound as it threatens to undermine a sense that the law is a fundamental pillar of society designed to protect fairness, due process and equality.”
Wow... this guy has apparently never practiced law a day in his life.
In other news, law school does not teach you law - it teaches you how to think critically and analyze problems like a lawyer (thus making you a colossal pain in the ass to your non-lawyer friends and family). The Brown and Garner cases - right or wrong outcome - are terrific opportunities to be addressed in law school exams and lectures.
Teaching future lawyers that if the world upsets them it's ok to put off their responsibilities is a shitty lesson in a world that is already saturated with much tougher, jaded, realist practicing lawyers. If this is what these kids are being taught they will be swallowed whole upon graduation.

