In my dreams

At least LSAT problems are better than the dream with the giant carrot

I had heard that law school changes the way you think, but I didn’t know that it started long before you are even accepted to a school.

I have been doing LSAT problems non-stop for the last week and this morning I awoke from a dream in which I was arguing the validity of a statement with an angel. Who knew that angels would improperly apply a statement that is true of an individual member of a group to the group as a whole?

The good news is that I continue to score in the high 160’s on the practice tests when I take them un-timed. Also, my copy of the Logic Games Bible has arrived and is sitting on my desk as I write this. I will be starting work on it this weekend.

Once I finish the Logic Games Bible, I plan on starting to take the tests timed … (not looking forward to that). Hopefully, it will help me to get closer to 35 minutes on this section. I will predict right now that if I do have problems on the actual test, it will revolve around this section.

And oh yes … it turns out that Powerscore, the company that makes the Logic Games Bible, also makes a book for the logical reasoning section of the test called The LSAT Logical Reasoning Bible. I have ordered it as well.

PS. Suddenly it is September and the 29th is only 22 days away!!! Severe stress time.

Wish me luck! Until next time …

About John Pierce

Monachus Lex is written by Virginia attorney John Pierce. John is a life-long gun rights advocate, an NRA certified instructor and co-founder of the nationwide gun rights group OpenCarry.org.

He has an undergraduate degree in Computer Information Systems, an MBA from George Mason University and is a 2012 Honors Graduate of Hamline University School of Law in St. Paul, MN.

Professionally, John is a member of the American Bar Association Second Amendment Civil Rights Litigation Subcommittee and his writings have been published by the ABA Civil Rights Litigation Committee and the ABA Minority Trial Lawyer Committee.

In addition, his open carry advocacy has been featured on Nightline and The Daily Show With Jon Stewart.
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