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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Guys give chance la. If you do that chances are he might not even get a tc at all due to the track record. Who hasn’t made mistakes in the past before.

And I am not his friend. I am just another keyboard warrior who believes people deserve second chances.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

And I am not his friend. I am just another keyboard warrior who believes people deserve second chances.

Bro he should not get called / be running to represent 100,000 constituents. Dishonesty is a fatal defect.

Any thoughts on Joo Toon LLC/ Metropolitan Law Corp/Forte Law wrt their disputes capabilities.

is it very fun to sit in your little popcorn gallery and throw peanuts..
anyway none of the ilt exams are closed book, you can bring in all the notes you want, and it's not even a supervised paper. especially not the one class run by the one ilt ang moh prof

not his friend of anything just sick of people like you

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I work at a law firm where trainees get 1.2k. I am not a trainee.
We don't usually take trainees because there isn't room to retain. But when we do, it's usually cause we're doing peeps a favour. So i'm with this the above poster.

Doing who a favour? The trainee? But isn’t it 2 way- you’re getting work done by the trainee. So how is this a favour?

Originally Posted by hello?

is it very fun to sit in your little popcorn gallery and throw peanuts..
anyway none of the ilt exams are closed book, you can bring in all the notes you want, and it's not even a supervised paper. especially not the one class run by the one ilt ang moh prof

not his friend of anything just sick of people like you

Are you sure this was the case 2 years ago in AY17/18?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Doing who a favour? The trainee? But isn’t it 2 way- you’re getting work done by the trainee. So how is this a favour?

To be honest, RL Trainees don't really produce any valuable work. Sure, if I use them only for menial tasks then yes, it does save me time. But if I'm not an asshole of a firm and I do want to provide training, then it actually represents a cost to me. Even if I ask them to do research, I never fully trust it and I have to double-check everything they produce. Not to say I've never had a useful RLT, but it's in the minority.

Originally Posted by hello?

is it very fun to sit in your little popcorn gallery and throw peanuts..
anyway none of the ilt exams are closed book, you can bring in all the notes you want, and it's not even a supervised paper. especially not the one class run by the one ilt ang moh prof

not his friend of anything just sick of people like you

Yeah seconded. If this is ILL run by Mcbridge, it's a take home open book exam.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Yeah seconded. If this is ILL run by Mcbridge, it's a take home open book exam.

no. its a closed book exam in AY18/19. you can email nus law to check

Originally Posted by hello?

is it very fun to sit in your little popcorn gallery and throw peanuts..
anyway none of the ilt exams are closed book, you can bring in all the notes you want, and it's not even a supervised paper. especially not the one class run by the one ilt ang moh prof

not his friend of anything just sick of people like you

just because it was not closed book for your year doesnt mean it has never been the case before. statements like this are why nobody is willing to come out against him. only get unwanted attention and he will end up contesting the grc anyway