40 yr old Kim Kardashian fails first year legal test

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I obviously missed this. Why is Kim K trying to become a lawyer?

Klhoe already called dibs on becoming a neurosurgeon.

[Anonymous]

Kim just posted on social media that she’s entering her 7th year of studying for the California Bar and won’t actually sit for the Bar Exam for another two years.

Meanwhile, a 17 year old girl just passed the California Bar Exam. lol

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/19/us/california-bar-exam-sophia-park.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Prison reform is a noble pursuit. She doesn't need to practice law to advocate for it. I wish her well if she's serious about helping to make a difference. The WH roundtable including her is stupid, but if slapping her face on the issue moves things along, even in a small way, then yeah, sure, go, Kim.

She’s dumber than a rock and has no discipline to study. She should have just founded a nonprofit with a justice reform mission statement. It would have been faster for her to just physically attend Pepperdine undergrad and law school near her house. It’s just embarrassing she keeps up this charade for six and seven years.

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Anonymous wrote:Given the amount of time this has taken and the amount of time she's failed the Baby Bar, it probably would have been easier for her to finish her bachelor's degree and muddle through a mediocre law school.

This is actually true. Based on the number of people who graduate from mediocre-terrible, bottom of the barrel undergrad, then mediocre-terrible, bottom of the barrel law schools, if they can pass, Kim K. would be a TOP student, and would most certainly pass.

I highly doubt Kim would be a top student. It’s all about how much you study and nothing else. It’s obvious Kim doesn’t have the willpower and focus to do that.

I agree--she has complained about how she likes the legal concepts but hates all the reading involved in law school. Being a lawyer isn't a good profession for someone who doesn't like to read. And it's definitely not a recipe for being a top law student.

Someone who’s managed to go from garden variety LA rich kid to multinational business owner and billionaire can’t be that dumb.

Just sayin.

She can thank Pimp Mama Kris for that

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Prison reform is a noble pursuit. She doesn't need to practice law to advocate for it. I wish her well if she's serious about helping to make a difference. The WH roundtable including her is stupid, but if slapping her face on the issue moves things along, even in a small way, then yeah, sure, go, Kim.

She’s dumber than a rock and has no discipline to study. She should have just founded a nonprofit with a justice reform mission statement. It would have been faster for her to just physically attend Pepperdine undergrad and law school near her house. It’s just embarrassing she keeps up this charade for six and seven years.

To be fair to her, while I would never hire her to be my lawyer no matter how desperate I was, she is essentially a single mom to four kids who are horribly spoiled and entitled, and while yes, ,she's done that, it is only because she knows no other way to parent. She has never experienced discipline herself. Rules have always been made to be broken. She's always gotten what she wants. Bad behavior has always been excused. She doesn't know any better, and it would never occur to her to take the real type of parenting classes normies take, because she doesn't travel in the circles of normies. In short, she is a victim of her own privilege.

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Anonymous wrote:Prison reform is a noble pursuit. She doesn't need to practice law to advocate for it. I wish her well if she's serious about helping to make a difference. The WH roundtable including her is stupid, but if slapping her face on the issue moves things along, even in a small way, then yeah, sure, go, Kim.

She’s dumber than a rock and has no discipline to study. She should have just founded a nonprofit with a justice reform mission statement. It would have been faster for her to just physically attend Pepperdine undergrad and law school near her house. It’s just embarrassing she keeps up this charade for six and seven years.

To be fair to her, while I would never hire her to be my lawyer no matter how desperate I was, she is essentially a single mom to four kids who are horribly spoiled and entitled, and while yes, ,she's done that, it is only because she knows no other way to parent. She has never experienced discipline herself. Rules have always been made to be broken. She's always gotten what she wants. Bad behavior has always been excused. She doesn't know any better, and it would never occur to her to take the real type of parenting classes normies take, because she doesn't travel in the circles of normies. In short, she is a victim of her own privilege.

Kanye often has the kids and she has a team of people (as does he). She isn't a single mom in any traditional sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kim just posted on social media that she’s entering her 7th year of studying for the California Bar and won’t actually sit for the Bar Exam for another two years.

Meanwhile, a 17 year old girl just passed the California Bar Exam. lol

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/19/us/california-bar-exam-sophia-park.html

I am surprised as I thought she had quit studying law. She could do it a lot faster if she did not have to pause for instagram content every day. I wonder if she has the commitment required for the bar. She likes to brag about how hard she works, but most of the work is photo shoots, parties and reality shows. That is, her work is just gettibg dressed up and being the center of attention. That's not the same as school work and probanly does not appeal to her as much since it does not feed her ego.

I guess she can't attend a brick and mortar school because she does not have a bachelor's degree. It would be faster to finish a degree online and then do online LS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kim just posted on social media that she’s entering her 7th year of studying for the California Bar and won’t actually sit for the Bar Exam for another two years.

Meanwhile, a 17 year old girl just passed the California Bar Exam. lol

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/19/us/california-bar-exam-sophia-park.html

She did at least pass the California Baby Bar, which some students have to take after their first year of law school. She failed three times, before she finally passed on her fourth try. She allegedly was working one on one with two of the top Barbri professors with four hour tutoring sessions a day then she said studied an additional 6 hours a day on top of that.

The First-Year Law Students' Examination (also known as the “baby bar”) is a half-day test given twice a year. The exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions and covers three subjects: Contracts, Criminal Law, and Torts. When Kim K took the exam there was a required essay section but that has now been removed. The administration date she took the test when she finally passed had a pass rate of 23%. These are the essay questions from when she passed October 2022 and selected answers. There is some claim that perhaps one of her essays was chosen.
https://www.calbar.ca.gov/Portals/0/documents/admissions/October-2022-FYLSX-Essay-Questions-Selected-Answers.pdf

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Anonymous wrote:Prison reform is a noble pursuit. She doesn't need to practice law to advocate for it. I wish her well if she's serious about helping to make a difference. The WH roundtable including her is stupid, but if slapping her face on the issue moves things along, even in a small way, then yeah, sure, go, Kim.

She’s dumber than a rock and has no discipline to study. She should have just founded a nonprofit with a justice reform mission statement. It would have been faster for her to just physically attend Pepperdine undergrad and law school near her house. It’s just embarrassing she keeps up this charade for six and seven years.

To be fair to her, while I would never hire her to be my lawyer no matter how desperate I was, she is essentially a single mom to four kids who are horribly spoiled and entitled, and while yes, ,she's done that, it is only because she knows no other way to parent. She has never experienced discipline herself. Rules have always been made to be broken. She's always gotten what she wants. Bad behavior has always been excused. She doesn't know any better, and it would never occur to her to take the real type of parenting classes normies take, because she doesn't travel in the circles of normies. In short, she is a victim of her own privilege.

Kanye often has the kids and she has a team of people (as does he). She isn't a single mom in any traditional sense.

I got the very distinct impression North is his favorite and he only spends time with her and one boy. And while yes, Kim has a team, she often talks about the kids not staying in their rooms at night and her having to try to get them to bed, and having a lot of discipline problems. I absolutely agree she's not a single mom in the traditional sense, but I don't think Kanye is as involved as say, Scott or Rob.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Kim just posted on social media that she’s entering her 7th year of studying for the California Bar and won’t actually sit for the Bar Exam for another two years.

Meanwhile, a 17 year old girl just passed the California Bar Exam. lol

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/19/us/california-bar-exam-sophia-park.html

She did at least pass the California Baby Bar, which some students have to take after their first year of law school. She failed three times, before she finally passed on her fourth try. She allegedly was working one on one with two of the top Barbri professors with four hour tutoring sessions a day then she said studied an additional 6 hours a day on top of that.

The First-Year Law Students' Examination (also known as the “baby bar”) is a half-day test given twice a year. The exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions and covers three subjects: Contracts, Criminal Law, and Torts. When Kim K took the exam there was a required essay section but that has now been removed. The administration date she took the test when she finally passed had a pass rate of 23%. These are the essay questions from when she passed October 2022 and selected answers. There is some claim that perhaps one of her essays was chosen.
https://www.calbar.ca.gov/Portals/0/documents/admissions/October-2022-FYLSX-Essay-Questions-Selected-Answers.pdf

She finally passed the Baby Bar? Good for her!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kim just posted on social media that she’s entering her 7th year of studying for the California Bar and won’t actually sit for the Bar Exam for another two years.

Meanwhile, a 17 year old girl just passed the California Bar Exam. lol

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/19/us/california-bar-exam-sophia-park.html

She did at least pass the California Baby Bar, which some students have to take after their first year of law school. She failed three times, before she finally passed on her fourth try. She allegedly was working one on one with two of the top Barbri professors with four hour tutoring sessions a day then she said studied an additional 6 hours a day on top of that.

The First-Year Law Students' Examination (also known as the “baby bar”) is a half-day test given twice a year. The exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions and covers three subjects: Contracts, Criminal Law, and Torts. When Kim K took the exam there was a required essay section but that has now been removed. The administration date she took the test when she finally passed had a pass rate of 23%. These are the essay questions from when she passed October 2022 and selected answers. There is some claim that perhaps one of her essays was chosen.
https://www.calbar.ca.gov/Portals/0/documents/admissions/October-2022-FYLSX-Essay-Questions-Selected-Answers.pdf

Refuse to believe KK put 10 hours of studying in daily. At least make the lie sound reasonable, Kim.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Prison reform is a noble pursuit. She doesn't need to practice law to advocate for it. I wish her well if she's serious about helping to make a difference. The WH roundtable including her is stupid, but if slapping her face on the issue moves things along, even in a small way, then yeah, sure, go, Kim.

She’s dumber than a rock and has no discipline to study. She should have just founded a nonprofit with a justice reform mission statement. It would have been faster for her to just physically attend Pepperdine undergrad and law school near her house. It’s just embarrassing she keeps up this charade for six and seven years.

To be fair to her, while I would never hire her to be my lawyer no matter how desperate I was, she is essentially a single mom to four kids who are horribly spoiled and entitled, and while yes, ,she's done that, it is only because she knows no other way to parent. She has never experienced discipline herself. Rules have always been made to be broken. She's always gotten what she wants. Bad behavior has always been excused. She doesn't know any better, and it would never occur to her to take the real type of parenting classes normies take, because she doesn't travel in the circles of normies. In short, she is a victim of her own privilege.

Kanye often has the kids and she has a team of people (as does he). She isn't a single mom in any traditional sense.

I got the very distinct impression North is his favorite and he only spends time with her and one boy. And while yes, Kim has a team, she often talks about the kids not staying in their rooms at night and her having to try to get them to bed, and having a lot of discipline problems. I absolutely agree she's not a single mom in the traditional sense, but I don't think Kanye is as involved as say, Scott or Rob.

There are lots of pictures of Bianca with the kids (including the younger girl) and them (all) on family vacations etc. Obviously I don't know them but Kanye also posts about Bianca as a step mom and the kids seem very comfortable with her (as far as one can tell from pictures)

[Anonymous]

Her father was a lawyer and Kris is obviously very business savvy so she has the potential for some intelligence and the capacity to study and learn. I know they all act like idiots on their tv show but she might not be like that in ‘real’ life

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prison reform is a noble pursuit. She doesn't need to practice law to advocate for it. I wish her well if she's serious about helping to make a difference. The WH roundtable including her is stupid, but if slapping her face on the issue moves things along, even in a small way, then yeah, sure, go, Kim.

She’s dumber than a rock and has no discipline to study. She should have just founded a nonprofit with a justice reform mission statement. It would have been faster for her to just physically attend Pepperdine undergrad and law school near her house. It’s just embarrassing she keeps up this charade for six and seven years.

She could also just make another home sex-tape and “accidentally” leak it, for profit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Her father was a lawyer and Kris is obviously very business savvy so she has the potential for some intelligence and the capacity to study and learn. I know they all act like idiots on their tv show but she might not be like that in ‘real’ life

Kim and her sisters are clearly not acting, they’ve been recorded for like 15 years. They’re all dumb af, including their layabout brother.