Stanford dean of DEI attacks invited speaker, Judge Kyle Duncan

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I would love to see someone here defend this behavior from a SITTING judge.

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That man is an idiot. Why is he arguing? The truth comes out.

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Anonymous wrote:So funny to me that people are defending this student conduct.

Back in the 90’s when I was at university, this student conduct would have been unthinkable.

How about the judge’s juvenile conduct? This man is clearly not an impartial judge. Wonder what he calls the people who appear before him in clurt.

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It’s clear from his reaction he is a partisan judge

You can’t condemn the students without condemning him as well.

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The judge said nothing that wasn't true.

These students were not interested in listening, learning, or having a constructive dialogue.
They were there to attack, defame, and disrupt. Shameful.

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Anonymous wrote:Stanford is a joke

Your mother is a joke.

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Anonymous wrote:Stanford is a joke

Your mother is a joke.

Why so mad? YLS has always been a joke, SLS caught up. Not sure how things are at HLS these days, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's more of the same.

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Anonymous wrote:

I would love to see someone here defend this behavior from a SITTING judge.

Cherry picked?

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Anonymous wrote:It’s clear from his reaction he is a partisan judge

You can’t condemn the students without condemning him as well.

You mean that some judges on the federal bench?

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Yes, BigLaw hires these people but that could be changing. Dh is the hiring partner for his firm. He had to fight management to be allowed to interview students from several “less prestigious” schools. They only wanted HYPCSGeorgetown.

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Anonymous wrote:Yale backed off a bit recently after a judge threatened their precious clerkships.

You mean enforced their political and religious views on others through the power of their government office.

No, I said what I meant. Yale is obsessed with prestige. Pretty effective way to get them to not act like total lunatics; at least for now.

All fed clerkships aside, do BigLaw hire these fools? How do they perform? Please chime in, High HHI BigLaw DCUM

Law is an elitist, prestige-driven profession.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, BigLaw hires these people but that could be changing. Dh is the hiring partner for his firm. He had to fight management to be allowed to interview students from several “less prestigious” schools. They only wanted HYPCSGeorgetown.

Why Georgetown?

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, BigLaw hires these people but that could be changing. Dh is the hiring partner for his firm. He had to fight management to be allowed to interview students from several “less prestigious” schools. They only wanted HYPCSGeorgetown.

Why Georgetown?

I think it’s a historic thing. They also do Chicago I think but not for his office.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, BigLaw hires these people but that could be changing. Dh is the hiring partner for his firm. He had to fight management to be allowed to interview students from several “less prestigious” schools. They only wanted HYPCSGeorgetown.

Why Georgetown?

PP or their husband probably went there. Georgetown is one of a dozen similar schools. Duke, Chicago, Penn, Cornell, NYU, Northwestern, Michigan, Cal, UVA, UNC, Notre Dame.... are all interchangeable when it comes to hiring

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Anonymous wrote:The judge said nothing that wasn't true.

These students were not interested in listening, learning, or having a constructive dialogue.
They were there to attack, defame, and disrupt. Shameful.

The students said nothing that wasn’t true and the judge attacked them. He should not be a judge.