I’m no grammarian, but 1 is what I would write.

Thanks for this additional information! Even without this information, I explained to the reporter that these charges are not a slam dunk for the prosecution. The defendant had to “cause” the death and issue of causation under such circumstances is very complicated legally.

We see this in the Eighth Amendment prison conditions context. Prison officials only violate the constitution when they act with “deliberate indifference,” a standard that is functionally equivalent to recklessness under the Model Penal Code. The result is fewer successful suits against prisons.

I’ll take a look at this! Sounds interesting.

Hi Matthew! For multiple choice that I may reuse, I do Zoom meetings where I share my screen to go through any missed questions. I’ve never had a student try to take notes (and hopefully they are not surreptitiously taking screenshots), so I don’t worry much about losing control of the material.

Well deserved!

We can’t wait to have you!

Very true!

The student expressed genuine concern that their firm may be a black mark on their resume if they eventually want to transition into a more liberal organization. But they also worked hard to get where they are and seemed conflicted about potential costs of leaving. These are complicated decisions!

I had a call with a former student last night who is at one of these firms and who is struggling with the decision about whether to react. It sounds like lots of young associates are looking for lateral opportunities elsewhere, but there’s so much uncertainty about which other firms may yet cave.