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...Navy JAG, serving in the Philippines. Not by plan, but by good fortune I ended up as a DOJ federal prosecutor, rising to become the Senate-confirmed U.S. Attorney in New Orleans. Along the way, I served as lead prosecutor in a number of complex fraud, corruption, customs, and international drug trafficking investigations and trials. I was on the trial team that convicted the former Governor of Louisiana in a five month-long racketeering and corruption trial....
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...that capacity, I am one of the chief advisers to the Bar on such matters. I have also worked with the Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund in New York, working on legal name-change cases and on anti-discrimination litigation, mostly involving health insurance refusals to cover gender confirmation surgery for transgender clients. A nationally recognized authority on intersections between disability and LGBT law, I have consulted pro bono for the Lambda Legal Defense & Education...
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I went to college at the University of South Carolina and am now a licensed attorney working on the Hill. I believe that with the right combination of practice and confidence, any student can reach their goals. ... I believe that the most important part of academic success is excitement and enthusiasm to tackle the material. It doesn't develop overnight, but with steady practice a student will be ready to reach their goals.... During a typical...
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...my first year of teaching started. When you are pregnant and have children you have many worries and anxieties, including the stress of who will be caring for and teaching your child. I then examined the public school systems, for it is very difficult to ignore the negative media it has received in just the past few years. Something inside of me told me that this is where I want to be. Somehow I want...
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...and Black Belt, which means I enjoy statistics, statistical process control, and data analysis. Though my full-time job is working as an attorney, I teach various ages in the following categories: Business Law *Bar Exam Prep *Ethics Business Management Statistics/Data Analysis: *SAS (Studio, Enterprise, JMP) *R/R Studio *NVivo *Tableau *SPSS *Excel (including Solver and Related) Writing (Legal & Informal Writing) Political Science Mathematics *Calculus 1-3 Study Skills and Organization HTML/PHP. I look forward to working...
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Hello! My name is Bailey. I am a May 2020 graduate of William Jewell, a small liberal arts college in Missouri and I will be attending Northwestern Pritzker School of Law in the Fall. I excelled in numerous AP tests in high school and the LSAT during my undergraduate career. I find a great deal of joy in tutoring students in these subject areas so I hope to get the opportunity to work with you...
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...junior high school students. Upon returning to the classroom last year, I asked myself how could I have waited so long. I absolutely adore it. I have always had a passion for working with people with disabilities, and teaching children with autism has allowed me to do that. My strengths are in the areas of writing and English. I also have a firm grasp on various areas of the law, as well as an entrepreneurial...
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Recent Administrative Law Tutoring Session Notes
Reviewed legal writing paper on Second Circuit case of Clearing House Associations v. Cuomo. Made suggestions for improvement in writing and substantive criticism of the Second Circuit's decision; made notes of legal definitions the student could use, since only legal dictionaries could be used. Edited paper for clarity; made suggestions re: what to cover in the paper.
The student wrote out the vocabulary for the class and then we went through the text using examples of complex litigation to apply the various terms and procedures inherent in such law suits.
We covered basic case briefing and issue spotting. The student practiced with understanding legal writing and how to extract relevant facts from a brief. We went over a case together where I explained procedural history of a case, facts, understanding how to name the parties and which court the case is in. I also gave him a case to brief for next session and a cheat sheet on case briefs. We are moving in the right direction.
The student and I worked on two different articles that she has reviewed in class. She received a 51/70 on her last exam and wants to bring that score up for her next test. She is having trouble understanding some of the concepts her teacher reviews in class and will highlight and mark down anything she doesn't follow for us to review next session. She and I will review her most recent test the next time we meet.
The student has a difficult assignment requiring that he calculate certain financial data based only on a real credit agreement between various banks and a store's 10k report. I walked him through finding the relevant quantities and making the required calculations. The assignment also requires that he draft some new provisions, and we talked about that and he laid out a plan for it.
We discussed the general process of evaluating gross income, above the line deductions, and below the line deductions. We also discussed the policy reasons for different treatment of certain deductions. I explained and illustrated section 83(b) tax elections, depreciation, and capital recovery/useful life.
