Jul 10, 2007, 05:40 PM
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This man is arguing over is semantics. The point is to recognize the law behind the question and answer it. If he's offended by the question, just petition the Bar Association to change the wording.
“Yesterday, Spouse A got drunk and hit Spouse B with a baseball bat, breaking Spouse B's leg, when Spouse A learned that Spouse B was having an affair with Friend C,” the bar exam question stated. “As a result, Spouse B decided to end the marriage with Spouse A in order to live in the house with Friend A, Friend B, and Friend C. What are the rights of Spouse A and Spouse B?”
Look--it's the same question.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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