It is a well-known fact that Hollywood is to blame for the unprecedented slump in the legal profession. And nowhere else on earth is there clearer proof of this phenomenon than the Kenya School of Law.
Every young moron in high school, after watching two episodes of Suits, is fascinated by Harvey Specter’s outlandish theatrics and three-piece suits. Being a possessor of little brain, this young fellow stumbles upon the strange idea that every young fool stumbles upon. That is, he contemplates studying law.
Deluded by the cinematic potrayals of LouisLitt and Mike Ross, our young friend is consumed by ambition. The ambition of a vain and empty buffoon. He imagines himself striding into court-rooms and bombasting judges with peculiar words like “ex-parte” and “certioari”. He fancies himself reaping money, social success, and fame.
Led away by such fantasies, the poor fellow sets out to put into reality those delusions. The dunderhead gets himself a long coat, and makes the journey to the Kenya School of Law.
The result, in its usual form, is a dumb and impressionable lawyer in an oversized suit; incapable of distinguishing reality from fantasy.
[COLOR=rgb(65, 168, 95)]For the record Boston Legal rules, Jessica Pearson left suits and we had to deal with a secretary who wishes to be a partner in a law firm!
I am not exactly sure what you are on about. Blocked Abba zamo so whatever bull he has spewed is all for your consumption and don’t tag me again on it.