The world would be a much better place without law schools. It is the goal of law schools to teach people how to get around and to violate the law. They spend years forming creative “theories” on how best to push unpopular measures and policies on the public. In many areas of study, theory has little to no relevance or usefulness in practice outside a classroom; and it can often have harmful consequences.

I think law school is really just a form of teaching marketing. When “theory” isn’t enogh, they’ll go into “precedent” where you learn what others have written about the “law” (largely based on their nonsense theories), and they will wrongly tell you it is law.

I have said before that I would like a court appointment who has not been to law school. It’s bad enough that lawyers go there. For decades, we have been under a federal judiciary that has used law school techniques to lie through their teeth about the Constitution and the law.

Of course Koh is not anything unusual. I believe Joe Biden actually TEACHES the subject.

See here.

The majority of Americans have long been misled into giving the highest credibility to these liars and deceptive institutions, ALL law schools, the ENTIRE federal judiciary, and the “legal” advisors in government being among them.

I believe everyone who is or has been in any elected or appointed government office for the past fifty years has violated the Constitution and/or law at some point. Congress and our courts have done so routinely. There likely would be immense public opposition if they did not. I believe all but a statistically insignificant percentage of Americans unknowingly oppose one or more Constitutional limits.

The bottom line is that “legal” experts and institutions exist for the sole purpose of teaching people how to violate and lie about the law. Extra honors go to those who cook up creative new ways to do it.