Pre-Final Exam

It's the pre-final exam for Criminal Law I. So far, my performance in this subject is below stellar. I can't seem to anticipate what Judge Yap will be up to as far as exam design is concerned. Either that or there's simply too much information in the Revised Penal Code to absorb.



I am of the opinion that the study of law should yield predictable or monotone results as far as legal arguments are concerned. But the reactions of these aspiring lawyers say otherwise. They're actually colorful.

     
     

Anyway, what do I know? For now, I'm just content on being a bystander. While pondering the bigger picture, I will simply snap pictures of opportunity as they appear before me.


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* [02-JAN-2009 1630H] I am still trying to solve the same problem that confronted me nine years ago—how to learn effectively and efficiently in law school. It was necessary because I sensed early on that something was wrong in the university. For some unknown reason—maybe, inertia—grown men like me were subjected to unnecessary chores of learning. Simply put, we were treated like undergrads with no opinion of our own.

Since Day 1 last semester, I've been doing research on teaching and learning techniques. Unfortunately, I failed to find a viable solution to my problem(s). In fact, I barely passed Criminal Law I and it was probably where I was most at risk.

Anyway, another year, another semester. I have other solutions lined up for me to try. I'm sure and confident that eventually, I'll figure it out.