A Foolish Consistency

I heard today from a former student (SMG 2006) who just started law school. He relayed a funny story about having to sleep on the couch after attempting to engage his fiance in a discussion of Marbury vs. Madison and judicial review, and ended with a compliment about my Internet law course that I appreciate sincerely: “the workload and level of inquiry that your class offers provides a great transition into law school. Everyone aspiring to go to law school should take the course, even if not so interested in Internet law.” Other students have expressed this sentiment and I’m pleased that they believe this course helped prepare them in some way. I, in turn, need to thank the student who suggested adding the written case analyses to the syllabus–after he completed the course. Of course.