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I went to Law School at Illinois Institute of Technology (Chicago-Kent School of Law) there were many, many students who had backgrounds in IT, engineering, etc
by jeffepp 16y ago
I went to Law School at Illinois Institute of Technology (Chicago-Kent School of Law) there were many, many students who had backgrounds in IT, engineering, etc..
As far as making the world a better place -- I am all for ya trying, but the legal profession is pretty set in its ways.
Constructively, one way to improve the legal system is to get rid of legalese and replace with clear and concise language.
- russell 16y agoNice idea, but legalize is really a programming language that predates even COBOL. If you deviate seriously, you may get exceptions and loose your case. I think a better legal language would be even less understandable. For those of you who question my assertion, try reading the original PL/I standard which was an executable (by humans) programming language specification. There were only a few people in the world who could read it. It was precise though.