How We Learn

Law School today:

In class we reviewed the common law rule of "claim preclusion." Claim preclusion is when a litigant is barred from bringing the same claim against the same party again. A simple rule, yes?

Well, after class a student asked the teacher to explain an informative diagram about claim preclusion left on the chalkboard. The teacher attempted to explain but could not, at least well enough for the student to understand.

Maybe you'll get it tomorrow, the teacher said.

The End.