Comments on: Grasping the magnitude http://www.theimbroglio.com/07/09/2006/grasping-the-magnitude/ The ratio of people to cake is too big. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:16:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Mackenzie http://www.theimbroglio.com/07/09/2006/grasping-the-magnitude/comment-page-1/#comment-203 Mackenzie Sun, 09 Jul 2006 22:04:34 +0000 http://www.theimbroglio.com/2006/07/09/grasping-the-magnitude/#comment-203 I've been reading your blog a while now, and the last thing you have to worry about is the bar. From the prosecution perspective, I can say, with complete candor, that we need people on the defense like you. We absolutely must have people who care about defendants and who are decent writers. You fit the bill on both counts. Work hard, but I'm confident that whatever your pass score (and it will be), you'll be an asset to the system, ensuring that whatever the circumstances, justice will be served. It's an adversarial process for a reason. Without defense attorneys like you will be, the system is disabled. And having worked in situations where the defense attorney is inadequate, I can tell you that you will definitel be an asset. I'm happy you have chosen this career. Have fun, and don't forget the Big Picture. I’ve been reading your blog a while now, and the last thing you have to worry about is the bar. From the prosecution perspective, I can say, with complete candor, that we need people on the defense like you. We absolutely must have people who care about defendants and who are decent writers. You fit the bill on both counts.

Work hard, but I’m confident that whatever your pass score (and it will be), you’ll be an asset to the system, ensuring that whatever the circumstances, justice will be served. It’s an adversarial process for a reason. Without defense attorneys like you will be, the system is disabled.

And having worked in situations where the defense attorney is inadequate, I can tell you that you will definitel be an asset.

I’m happy you have chosen this career. Have fun, and don’t forget the Big Picture.

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