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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sorry to say, ethics lawyers aren’t the brightest in the bunch. [/quote] Non-lawyers who think ethics lawyers are human rights lawyers are certainly below that level. [/quote] She teaches human rights law at AU and has represented clients on human rights cases, so I think we are splitting hairs. [/quote] She doesn’t teach human rights law at AU. She’s a supervising attorney for a law clinic on a part-time basis.[/quote] FFS. Students in legal clinics take a class to be part of a clinic. She is teacher of that class. https://www.wcl.american.edu/community/faculty/profile/palmer/bio[/quote] She is not a “teacher” in any practical sense. She’s effectively is a supervisor of legal interns. If you don’t know how law school works or what a legal clinic is, you should really just stand down because you are misrepresenting her experience is important ways that I’m sure she would be careful not to do herself. [/quote] Lawyer who has been in a legal clinic. She’s a human rights law professor. Professors are teachers. You sound kinda sexist - not a great look for you, Mendo. [/quote] DP. She has a decent career for a bright, mid-tier lawyer. She’s done zero real legal work requiring any sort of grit and difficulty, or dealing with complex political forces. She’s very average as a lawyer. [/quote] and also tbh, her background as a government ethics lawyer suggests a real lack of drive and interest. those jobs are done by only the most unimaginative, rules-bound, bureaucratic types. who wants to have any part of their career be reviewing financial disclosure forms … it’s just so incredibly establishment. this matters because it means she has a personality that tends towards a sort of smug hectoring to keep others within arbitrary lines. really not what I want in a council chair. [/quote]
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