University of Nebraska College of Law

If there is 1 thing I know: law school isn't about the law. There is nothing in this building, or on this campus that couldn't be obtained for $1.50 in late fees at the public library. I concede the librarians don't have the clout to say I read the book and comprehended, but the judge does. We live in a republic of laws not a nation based on the platitudes of men. The conduct of licensed Nebraska attorneys makes their view plain: laws are for people; attorneys are above the law. Those who insist upon, or even simply request government compliance (with government's own regulations) are deserving of derision; ad hominem attacks by law enforcement. The approach comes from a pattern of behavior familiar to any person who cannot afford (legal) counsel, and (is) faced with the unfortunate task of evenhandedly applying government laws to the government law maker: concede nothing, ignore rules whenever possible, and when all else fails, malign those that invoke them. The problem is integrity, as Americans: We find ourselves in the midst of a systemic problem in the judicial system. Whereby, attorneys at law are doing their job(s) the way it best serves them (respondent attorneys), not the client, society, or the law. A constituent of the citizenry wants to be represented by an attorney with not only apparent integrity, but actual integrity.

As a prospective law student, my visit here was great. Kyle gave a good tour. Seems like an institution on the rise with a variety of options. Thank you!

I can’t wait to be there it is the greatest school in my life and keep help people develop more success in our community

Never help with anything called several times. Cant even give me advice but they want to know all my business. Waste of time