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From my crim. law book:     Ms. R, the rape victim, received a telephone call from a person who identified himself as "Dr. Stevens" and said that he worked at Peninsula Hospital.     "Dr. Stevens" told Ms. R. that he had results of her blood test and that she had contracted a dangerous, highly infectious and perhaps fatal disease; that the disease came from using public toilets...     "Dr. Stevens" further explained that there were only two ways to treat the disease. The first was a painful surgical procedure costing $9,000.  A second alternative, "Dr. Stevens" explained, was to have sexual intercouse with an anonymous donor who had been injected with a serum which would cure the disease and would only cost $4,500.  The victim thereupon agreed to the nonsurgical alternative and consented to intercourse with the mysterious donor, believing it was "the only choice I had." Are there really people out there who are that dumb? I mean, se...

"Many people in law school have the misconception that you have to be in the top ten percent of your class, make law review, get a job a large firm in the city, to succeed.  But that is dead wrong.  I know lots of people who make alot of money, spend alot of money, have the lexus's and mercedes, join the the countryclubs, and are absolutely miserable.  People who realize one day that they would have been much happier teaching high school, but now are stuck, in a position they don't want, with a life that they don't like.  Everyone has a place in the world, and not all of them have power, money, and prestige.  Find your place." -Professor Davis, Contracts Yea, theres a sign from the Lord if I ever saw one.