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LoaLS: Constitutional Law I

By Neil Wehneman and the LoaLS Team

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Podcast Description

The Life of a Law Student podcasts chronicle the material presented to and learned by law students across the country and around the world. The project is led by Neil Wehneman, an incoming transfer student at Indiana University at Indianapolis. Feeds are segmented by course.

Customer Reviews

Superb Effort Mr. Wehneman!

As a practicing patent attorney, I've enjoyed listening to this podcast in order to occasionally brush up on areas of law that I do not encounter much in intellectual property practice. As Robert_pdx's review: Why do you think that Mr. Wehneman is constrained by pure journalistic methodology? Its a pod cast for crying out loud! What kind of idiots are they allowing into law schools these days?

Not so great for law students

At first I was in love with this series. I had downloaded every set. The only fault was occasional lapses into, "And what do I think of this case?" However, now that I'm starting law school, and have been reading the excellent Aspen E&E series books, I don't like LoaLS, and have deleted all the podcasts from my collection. The catalyst was listening to Con Law and his discussion of Marbury v. Madison. Over and over were the lapses into his opinion. But I don't care what Neil thinks! Who is he? Nobody - a student. In other words, poor journalistic level. Secondly, I found information that truly did contradict, or was much less lucid than my reading from the Con Law E&E. Summary: If you're going to take the law seriously, look elsewhere for content.

Recaps law studies

This will not provide much help to other law students. The podcasts are interesting from a layperson's point of view in that they help inform the world about what law students go through. But they are not a substitute for studing the law. They might be useful for review work while driving or exercising. That is, the topics can help remind law students of points they may have missed. But they should not devote much time to them. The person who really gained from the podcasts is Mr. Wehnerman himself. The challenge of taking multiple classes and making audible sense of them over the many months was considerable and worthwhile. In consideration of his accomplishment, I've raised my rating to a 3-star level.

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  • Category: Higher Education
  • Language: English
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