Anonymous Deaf Law Student

The Advantages of Being Deaf
Anonymous Deaf Law Student Apologies for my blog neglect! I have been mired in the world of brief-writing.I've never been one of these people who bemoan the fact I am Deaf. I figure that my life is pretty damn good, so I have no right to complain about it. However, I have noticed a few unexpected benefits of being Deaf in law school (perhaps even in law?) Of course, this is only from my experie...
Higher Education Legal Culture Wed, Mar 05 2008 hide this blog

To DEAFLAW Or Not To DEAFLAW
Anonymous Deaf Law Student There are some 'schools of thought' (and I use that term very loosely), that thinks that d/Deaf lawyers should go into DEAFLAW in order to become real Deaf lawyers. Just to clarify, DEAFLAW can be practiced by a general practitioner that serves all/mostly d/Deaf and hard-of-hearing clients. Usually, DEAFLAW will consist of criminal proceedings, divorces, wills, and so...
Legal Culture Sun, Feb 24 2008 hide this blog

ASL Interpreters vs. CART
Anonymous Deaf Law Student Oh, how our lives are defined by these individuals! (interpreters and captionists, that is) They are the gatekeepers to our education and success. Scary, right? Oh, I could tell stories about bad interpreters and captionists until the cows go home, but I'm not going to do that. Instead, I'll just look at the general pros and cons of both approaches (for me, at least)....
Tech Culture Wed, Feb 20 2008 hide this blog

Here I Go.
Anonymous Deaf Law Student This is my first venture into the blogging world so bear with me. I must say, it is scary to jump in with both feet and pinched nose. I always fiddled with the idea of starting my own blog and here it is!It seems fitting that my first post should be about why i wanted to blog about my life as well as introduce myself. I should point out that I do not fit in any of the...
Higher Education Language Legal Wed, Feb 20 2008 hide this blog