Texas Republican State Senator Bryan Hughes just hours before the first law suit was filed against a doctor under the new law.Connect messages to emotions. The phrase: "mother's heartbeat" as the earliest memory, apart from being bogus, is extremely effective in creating an idea to latch on to.Want to change the law without political consequences, … Continue reading Bryan Hughes
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Entry 31
These Champions League games are definitely prohibiting me from writing as much as do. However, I’m not going to stop watching Spurs, I have a relationship with the club. No relationship is too strong of a word. Bond? No, relationship. I’ve even written a post about it (click here to read about it, and here … Continue reading Entry 31
Entry 22
Welcome back, a new week but same old me. Today started with a tutorial in Equity and Trusts, and we looked at the issue of formalities. I cannot reiterate how mind-bending this topic is sometimes. Thankfully this is the hardest part of the course, and it comes in early in the course. The rest of … Continue reading Entry 22
Entry 8
Today was land law lecture day. Well I two land law lectures, so I am running with it. The first thing you need to know about land law is that it is anal. What I mean by this, is while land law is common law (make no exception to it), it relies on statute law … Continue reading Entry 8
Entry 7
Today kicked off with a lecture in Equity and Trusts and a little pop quiz that had totally skipped my mind, surprising I knew more than I thought but should be better prepared for next week. Afterwards, we look at two of the three certainties. Intention & Subject Matter (with Objects being the third). When … Continue reading Entry 7
Entry 6
Today marked the beginning of tutorials for me. Today’s class was in Equity, like the lecture, it was more of an introductory class, and thus we didn’t actually discuss anything of importance or of much interest. It was the first time that our group, at City you’re in the same group for the tutorials for … Continue reading Entry 6
Entry 5
Today was the first day of Criminal law, the one that we (or at least I) first associated with the law. I am going to give some Kudos to my old housemate Nathan for pointing out the amount of Latin and saying the same thing as my lecturer, just two years prior. Lawyers like Latin … Continue reading Entry 5
Entry 4
It started off with the public law a lecture where we had an excellent introduction into constitutions and what the purpose of constitutions are for regarding a democratic society. Perfect for me, as I have not only I just completed my master’s in Democracy and Comparative Politics but spent my time in a module called … Continue reading Entry 4
Entry 3
Today I was introduced to equity law. Unfortunately, I also had to read some Hegel today. Once again philosophy had some relevance today. While we did not explore the Hegelian concept of equity in detail (and thank god we didn’t), it was part of the quick rundown of the history and formation of equity in … Continue reading Entry 3
Entry 2
The second day was more of a normal day (if there is such a thing) for me. While the first lecture, Introduction to the Law, was meant as an overview for the course ahead and was exactly that. Regarding content, nothing stood out as: WOW! Rather it was short and to the point and thus … Continue reading Entry 2
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