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T-Rex for "Hey Judge I'm trying to make a Totten trust for Utahraptor is this clear enough intent for you?"

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Hey, don't forget to update your bookmarks for the BRAND NEW SITE.

Also, sometimes they just make up law that is SLIGHTLY different from Actual Law just to mess with you.

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Hey, don't forget to update your bookmarks for the BRAND NEW SITE.

Oh old common law, you had such crazy ideas that still persist to the present day for some reason.

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So! I got bored with blogger, and swapped over to bigger and better things at wordpress. All comics have been transferred over there, and I'll update both of these blogs until the end of the week. But the new blog has PRETTY PICTURES OF CONSTITUTIONS AND DINOSAURS. What more could you want?! Anyway, the new blog can be found here!

I chose this I chose this I chose this I chose this I chose this I chose this I chose this I chose this

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I like areas of law where I can just make things up and pretend that they're relevant

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I can't believe I hadn't figured out this delightful pun yet.

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I wanna go liverying up people's seisin with my wax stamp

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If my scores showed ANY kind of consistency I'd be more/less worried

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No seriously, how am I supposed to remember all this

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I don't really remember what the majority doctrine is, but I'm pretty sure its "don't be a jerk"

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Surprisingly difficult to write privity rapping.

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Oh my goodness I could make raps about the RAP all day.

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Not one of my better ones, but DEAL WITH IT

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Also, I'm pretty sure our lecturer was on drugs today, but I suppose that that is neither here nor there.

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Whoever attempts to insult T-Rex in Panel 2 will remain FOREVER A MYSTERY

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Come to think of it, a mock trial on the second day WOULD make the bar a lot more entertaining and interesting

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I want to make a 'if you can bequeath something can you just queath it' joke but I feel like that's too obvious

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T-Rex's decision would be a lot more foreboding if he hadn't gotten all of his work done on Saturday so he could take Sunday off.

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I can and will get a D in law!

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Commercial paper may be stupid but that doesn't mean you have to be.

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Negotiating a negotiable negotiation.

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It's like the Supreme Court is on an episode of Hoarders, only they're hoarding abstract governance ideals.

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Great big equalitarian tears

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Where are the 10th Amendment people when I need them?

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It was nice of you to point out the complete lack of tortious activities.

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Apologies for the no comics yesterday. Completely slipped my mind, somehow.

Yes, yes, I know it looks like T-Rex's tail is talking in panel 5 but it can't be helped. But keep in mind that he's no stegosaurus

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this MIGHT be the first time I've ever had Tiny Woman speak.

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I imagine T-Rex affecting a bit of a British accent in panel 6. But only in panel 6.

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It also goes a long way towards explaining just how judges picked the MOST confusing way possible to say the Rule Against Perpetuities

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Torts: Continuing to be a thing since the common law

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This PROBABLY would have been a more effective comic if I hadn't told basically everyone that the comic will continue.

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Congrats to the class of 2011! We made it!

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Again, should have been posted on Friday. Silly blogger.

True story, I know people who used this comic as part of their notes on the final, and I couldn't be prouder.

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Late comic due to Blogger issues deleting two comics. Whoops.

And what exactly is an "estate" anyway?

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And I suppose the Fourth Amendment is just *kind of* awesome as well?

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However, I actually DO have a final in real life. If only I was in Dinosaur Times

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If actually typed 525,600 pages during law school, please kill me.

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Well, today we have BOTH a West Wing reference AND a tie-in to previous comics. Look at me go!

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Ok, seriously, why can't I stop with the admin law jokes and bad puns. This is getting unhealthy

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You thought I was done with Chevron jokes, then BAM

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If my part of the settlement covers the cost of my postage stamp, I'll consider it a good day

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We'll just all ignore that convenient little copyright symbol I put in the lower left of the comic

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Not gonna lie, I used this comic mostly to review copyright to see if it made any kind of sense to me.

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T-Rex, I see what you did there in panel 1

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Seriously, the Class Title to Subject Matter ratio is WAAAAAY off here

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It's totally law-related, I discuss the insanity defense. See?!

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Too bad that 32 pounds is a significantly greater weight to me, proportionally speaking.

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J.D. Comics, of course, in no way endorses the bribing of public officials or dinosaurs.

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Jen gets credit for pointing this out to me...

I try to put all concepts into Federal Rules of Evidence terms whenever possible, to be honest.

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That's a lie, I haven't regretted moot court for a second

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