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Denver, CO (Sports Network) - Seth Smith went 2-for-4 and hit a two-run infield single in the bottom of the ninth, as the Colorado Rockies edged the Cincinnati Reds, 4-3, in the third test of a four-game set at Coors Field.
After the Reds went ahead by a run in the top of the ninth, Francisco Cordero (2-5) came on to try to save the game in the bottom half. After recording a quick first out, Cordero gave up a double to Clint Barmes, walked pinch-hitter Jason Giambi, and walked pinch-hitter Ryan Spilborghs to load the bases. Carlos Gonzalez went down swinging for the second out. Smith stepped to the plate and laced an infield single that went off the glove of second baseman Brandon Phillips, allowing Barmes and pinch-runner, and pitcher, Jason Marquis to score.
"I hit it up the middle. I knew I didn't hit it that hard, but I knew I hit it pretty good," Smith said of his game-winning hit.
Smith drove in a total of three runs for the red-hot Rockies, who have won six in a row and eight of nine to hold a four-game lead over the Giants in the NL wild card standings. Todd Helton went 2-for-3 for the victors.
Jason Hammel went 7 1/3 innings in the start for Colorado, allowing two runs on three hits with eight strikeouts to take a no-decision. Matt Daley (1-1) picked up the win despite giving up a homer in the top of the ninth.
Scott Rolen hit a solo homer for the Reds, who have lost three in a row after a seven-game winning streak. Darnell McDonald and Kevin Barker drove in a run in defeat.
Bronson Arroyo went seven frames in the start for Cincinnati, giving up two runs on five hits with four strikeouts and two walks to take a no-decision.
"They're a hot club. When you're a hot club you expect good things to happen and you seem to get the bounces," Reds manager Dusty Baker said.
With the score tied at two, Daley stayed on to pitch the top of the ninth for the Rockies. Rolen stepped to the plate and led off the inning with homer. Rolen lined a 1-1 fastball just over the wall in left to put the Reds up 3-2.
The Rockies scored two runs in the third inning to take the early lead. Eric Young Jr. and Gonzalez led off with consecutive singles to put runners on the corners. Smith then hit a sacrifice fly. Gonzalez stole second, went to third on a Helton fly out, and scored on Garrett Atkins' base hit to center.
Meanwhile, Hammel retired 12 straight batters until he gave up a one-out walk to Wladimir Balentien in the fifth. Hammel got the next two batters to go down on strikes.
The Reds scored twice in the top of the eighth to tie the tilt at 2-2. Balentien led off with a double and came racing home on McDonald's double to left. McDonald advanced to third on pinch-hitter Drew Sutton's sac bunt. Rafael Betancourt replaced Hammel on the hill and gave up an RBI double to pinch-hitter Barker.
Cincinnati went on to load the bases, but Daley got Phillips to go down swinging to end the frame.
The Rockies left men on first and second in the home half.
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MA (Irish Drama and Theatre)
College of Arts, Social Sciences, & Celtic Studies
Course overview
Students on this course will have unprecedented access to these materials – almost all of them unavailable anywhere else – to learn about such major Irish writers as W.B. Yeats, J.M. Synge, G.B. Shaw, Lady Gregory, Sean O'Casey, Samuel Beckett, Brian Friel, Tom Murphy, Thomas Kilroy, Marina Carr, Martin McDonagh, Enda Walsh, and many others.
We will read these writers' plays and discuss the historical staging of their work. And students on this programme will be able to access archival material relating to these authors – including videos of performances, original promptbooks, correspondence, drafts of plays, and so on. The course thus provides students with exciting and unique ways to explore the history and practice of Irish theatre.
The course is ideally suited to anyone with an interest in Irish drama and theatre. It provides skills in research and archiving and will thus be of special interest to anyone interested in PhD research on Irish drama – yet it is also very well suited to people with a general interest in Irish drama who wish to develop their knowledge further. It also has practical components, and will involve attendance at theatres in Galway and Dublin. Students will also be able to benefit from the university's partnerships with the Abbey Theatre and Druid.
Key facts
Entry requirements
The programme is intended for graduates with at least a university arts degree (minimum standard H2.2 or GPA 3.0). Applicants who do not meet the minimum entry requirements may be admitted via a qualifying exam if they have relevant professioinal experience, or be admitted to the PDip.
Students who do not meet the Honours degree requirement but have a Level 7 degree (Merit 2) may be admitted to the PDip course with the possibility of progressing to the MA if they receive a minimum of 60% in their course work.
1 year, full-time
Next start date: September 2015
ECTS weighting: 90
Average intake: 15
Course outline
All students take the following four courses, each worth 10 ECTs.
Irish Drama and Theatre from Wilde to O'Casey
Irish Drama and Theatre from Beckett to the Present
The Abbey Theatre Digital Archive
Druid Theatre in History and Practice
Students then choose two further modules from the following list:
Writing about Theatre and Performance
Theatre Theory
Irish Theatre in Practice
Reviewing Theatre in Ireland
All students also complete a minor dissertaion, worth 30 ECTs, on a topic of their choice related to Irish drama.
Applications and selections
Who teaches this course?
Professor Patrick Lonergan
Dr Charlotte McIvor
Dr Miriam Haughton
Thomas Conway, Druid Director-in-Residence
Professor Lionel Pilkington
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Fees for this course
EU (Total): €6,015 p.a. 2015/16 (inclusive of Levy)
- Tuition: €5,791 p.a. 2015/16
- Student levy: €224 p.a. 2015/16
Non-EU (Total): €13,250 p.a. 2015/16
Postgraduate students in receipt of a SUSI grant – please note an F4 grant is where SUSI will pay €2,000 towards your full-time tuition. You will be liable for the remainder of the total fee. An F5 grant is where SUSI will pay full-time TUITION up to a maximum of €6,270. SUSI will not cover the student levy of €224.


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Excellent location – rated 9.5/10! (score from 389 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Royal Sonesta Hotel New Orleans.
We were able to walk to any location in the French Quarter in a few minutes. The staff was friendly & helpful. The bed was extremely comfortable and the room was remarkably quiet given the hotel's Bourbon Street location. The coffee shop is a great spot for people watching.
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We stayed on the concierge level and the hotel staff was wonderful. Great open bar in the evening and breakfast in the morning. I'll stay here anytime I'm in New Orleans
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no street noise. Friendly helpful staff.
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Was decorated beautiful for Christmas. Location was great. Had a really great time! Bed was comfortable and room was big for being in French Quarter.
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My wife and I loved the decorations and friendliness of the staff. Hotel is close to everything...we never used our car.
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In the historic French Quarter on Bourbon Street, this hotel offers rooms with a flat-screen TV and video games. The hotel is decorated with modern art and has an outdoor pool with spa.
Free Wi-Fi and a minibar are included in the modern, warm-colored rooms at Royal Sonesta Hotel. Each room is spacious and includes a sitting area, safe, and a modern private bathroom.
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There is a gym, a pool, and massage treatments are available. The 24-hour front desk staff can take care of laundry and ironing requests or arrange car rentals.
St. Louis Cathedral and Jackson Square are both a 5-minute walk from the hotel. Private parking is available.
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Situated in the French Quarter, this New Orleans hotel was built in the 1800s and provides simple rooms with coffee facilities. Guests are a 5 minute walk from Jackson Square.
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Wyndham New Orleans French Quarter Less than a 5-minute walk from French Quarter's famed Bourbon Street, this hotel features free wireless internet and an on-site restaurant.
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We were able to walk to any location in the French Quarter in a few minutes. The staff was friendly & helpful. The bed was extremely comfortable and the room was remarkably quiet given the hotel's Bourbon Street location. The coffee shop is a great spot for people watching.
We stayed on the concierge level and the hotel staff was wonderful. Great open bar in the evening and breakfast in the morning. I'll stay here anytime I'm in New Orleans
Location excellant with good facilities. Staff very helpful with great service.
The reception when we came in was amazing, staff unbelievable, had a real passion for their job, cleanliness for second to none, attention to detail, spot on. Food in restaurants, a culinary delight. Can't wait to go back
Nothing, really and truly nothing
The staff was very helpful in pointing us where we were going to, helped us find restaurants that we local favorites and just all around pleasant
Only issue was in our room. The outlets weren't working right and couldn't get the to reset. With in 5 min of calling the front desk someone came up and fixed them.
From the moment we arrived, we were treated with such warmth...stopped on the street to ask the door man about parking and he was smiling and seemingly so happy to talk to us. Then we got to the front desk and were, again, greeted with such warmth and offered a upgrade to a balcony room! Even hotel employees we passed in the halls made sure to wish us a great day
no street noise. Friendly helpful staff.
The room could have been a little larger for the price and a coffee maker in the room would be nice.
Was decorated beautiful for Christmas. Location was great. Had a really great time! Bed was comfortable and room was big for being in French Quarter.
No coffee pot in room
Portiers. Very friendly and helpful. Reception staff were helpful but could have been a bit more respectful Lobby and decorations are awesome Location Parkhouse in the building
Shower needed serious decalcifying TV control did not work Bathroom smelled from sewage Small room with tiny window... Needed more light Having to carry $1 bills around Very expensive. For that price everything should be perfect Noise from garbage crews outside very early in the morning.
the phone could have been answered a little more quickly than it was.
My wife and I loved the decorations and friendliness of the staff. Hotel is close to everything...we never used our car.
The parking fee was more than I expected.
Very comfortable stay, great staff and ideal location!
The only complaint would be the restaurant ran out of desserts for our Thanksgiving dinner. But then again I should live without it!
This was great experience, we will be back.
When we were leaving the door man and other personal watched us load our bags, no one tried to help they were to busy talking. This was at 630 am, they were not busy.
The location.
The lack of welcome and staff friendliness. The difficult shower taps and the bedside lamps. No tea making facilities. The yapping dog next door.
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Rates = everyone in my group was awarded a discount when I called to check on the discount I was denied. Housekeeping staff walked in room with a privacy sign out on door, twice!!!
The people at the front desk were very accommodating Neil was outstanding in his performance and Gino was also an outstanding employee made us feel right at home
Was quite upset that I paid quite a bit more for my room compared to the people that I was with this was a very disappointing experience sincerely Linda Malinovsky
Woke up at 1:30 am to the sound of water running in the bathroom. Found discolored water pouring from ceiling into toilet and floor below. Called front desk and they sent up maintenance. I was told that nothing could be done and they were sold out. This was unacceptable and I requested to speak to manager. He did find us another room, but I was unhappy that I had to initiate a request to speak to the manager:(
Location was great, right in the heart of Bourbon Street nightlife.
Room I was given was not what I reserved, had to wait for a room, could not get a key to the minibar, valet kept trying to give us the wrong vehicle, took over a half hour to finally get the correct car.
The location was good
The hotel is tired and not well maintained. It looked nothing like the photos. It smelled. We moved after one night!
Very silent and great rooms.
Missed a proper pub/bar with beer from tap!
Great location, friendly, helpful, and professional staff. Without question would stay here again.
There is nothing I didn't like about the Royal Sonesta in New Orleans.


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So much for British principles of fair play and justice. As long as there are people like billybud, who apparently worships money and power, there will be unfair litigation anywhere and at any time.
Now. Now. Will someone tell us HOW this is really different from the fatwas issued by the Iranian clerics, or the Bangladeshi mullahs? As Bernard Shaw said: We know what you are we are just haggling over the price. {A person kills for $100, is called a murderer; a person STEALS $50B and destroys THOUSANDS of lives, to the point where some of them might become criminals ... and he is considered a white collar worth the luxury of staying at home!! This type of discrerpancy is at the ROOT of many of the East-West conflict.
Maybe, just maybe, the solution could lie in the law requiring the Plaintiff to pay the Defendant's costs for defending in cases where it can be shown that the Plaintiff is suing only to stifle free speech. And this should be before the trial starts. After all the law is about providing a level playing field for all.
Bravo UK law!! Put up or shut up!!Don't whine like lefties do.Billybud
Curiously missing from the article was mention of Mr Frederick Toben, who was actually deprived of his liberty for months by a British judge (and later subjected to vindictive and unreasonable bail conditions) because he expressed his belief that the Holocaust was a myth. That the Holocaust was not a myth, is, in this context, of no importance. The point is that the ancient Britsh right to express one's honestly held opinions about purely historical matters has been taken away from British citizens. What happened to Mr Toben could in fact happen again, should some radicalised left-wing judge (probably the majority, these days) decide to overthrow precedent.
Barely mentioned but no doubt decisive is a British plantiff's bar, lobbying and donating contributions, to keep the door open to this lucrative line of business. All government action, including the scope of litigation, expands to the point of crisis. Other countries have to care enough to push back. And where is the almighty EU in this?
Important to note that while "no attempt has been made to collect the £50,000 in costs and damages awarded against Ms Ehrenfeld," as Mr Mahfouz's lawyer, Laurence Harris said, Mr. Mahfouz REFUSED to say he will not try to collect it, thus wielding that threat over my head like Damocles' Sward.Mr. Lucas also quoted Mr. Harris: "Although Ms Ehrenfeld is sometimes portrayed as being unable to come to Britain because of the lawsuit... there is no reason why she can't visit England "unless she is bringing a lot of money with her"...How would they know how much money I've with me unless they detain me ?
Are English Courts stifling free speech?
Yes they are.
I know of one recent case where the nervous Nellie of a lawyer advised against an explosive - and factual - expose of a major international crime on the grounds that "rich and powerful people might sue us!"
To which the author's reply was, "But you knew that when you commissioned the book!"
"Ah," said the publisher; "But we weren't expecting it to be so good."
Q. What do you call a million lawyers at the bottom of the ocean?
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As a first step, would it make sense to limit damages awarded in a jurisdiction to the value of the damaged reputation within that jurisdiction, unless the defendant or plaintiff is a resident?
"In December alone he has seen seven threatening letters sent by London law firms to American media and internet sites about photos taken of American citizens in America."How can a situation like this one described may be "mythical," given the examples furnished? Why we must acquiesce in the name of "comity"? In the name of comity, should not an English court decline to hear a case when there is an obviously more appropriate court of competent jurisdiction? Admitting one of these cases is not only a clear violation of the American common law principle of forum non conveniens (which we got from you, by the way, if you were wondering where it went), but of several more important principles settled by treaty in 1783.
What else can one expect of the great foundations of journalism in England---- home, founder and spawning bed of "yellow" journalism. It has spread into the legal fraternity there or "yellow" litigation. However the US should not speak too loudly for the system of ligitation in the US is about the worse in the world for lawyers "trolling" for litigants. Unfortunately this type of crappy practise has now spread into Canada and the once honorable system of Legal Practice has deteriorated into a quagmire filled with lawyers ambulance chasing and spawning litigation. Shakespear was closer to the truth than we realize when in his play he suggested that "first we kill all the lawyers".
Lost - or just missing - in the article is any serious mention of the societal value of reputation - both personal and professional - that is at the root of a person's sense of self-worth - and often the commercial value of a business or professional enterprise. All civilized nations have recognized this for centuries. English courts don't just hand out verdicts in favor of "touring" foreign nationals - they have to earn their way to access by showing a substantial reputation in the UK, as well as show that their suit is not merely trivial and not worth the committment of court resources. The legislation in the USA to block enforcement here of foreign libel judgments because achieved under juridical standards deemed less protective of free speech than those adopted by the US Supreme Court threatens the delicate balance of international reciprocity, called comity, upon which recognition and enforcement of judgments, commercial as well as personal, of other friendly nations has been established. The dire threat of "libel tourism" is a modern myth.
Let redress be limited to publishing an apology with the same circulation as the original material. That should be quite sufficient to deal with most cases and preserve the primacy of freedom of speech..
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Steps to become a Lawyer/Attorney in Colorado
Follow the step by step process or choose what situation that best describes you:
- Pursue your Colorado Undergraduate Pre-Law Education
- Take the LSAT (Law School Admission Test)
- Find Law Schools in Colorado
- Take the Colorado State Bar Exam and become an Attorney
- Now that You've Been Admitted to the Colorado Bar
Colorado Law Career Info
The Colorado Bar Association reports 18,000 members, totaling 73 percent of all active attorneys in the state. Members practice in a wide variety of legal specializations, including agricultural/rural law, business law, communications/technology law, criminal law, disability law, environmental law, family law, immigration law, juvenile law, labor/employment law, real estate law, trust/estate law, and water law. The BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) of the U.S. Department of Labor reports the annual mean salary of Colorado lawyers in May 2011 at $131,800. There are 5.19 lawyers per 1000 people in Colorado. If you would like to become one of them, keep reading.
Step 1 |
Pursue Your Colorado Undergraduate Pre-Law Major |
The Colorado Supreme Court Board of Law Examiners has not ruled that applicants to the state bar have any pre-legal education. But, because you must graduate from an American Bar Association (ABA) – accredited law school in order to become a bar member, you must have, at minimum, a bachelor's degree. ABA-approved law schools require this for entrance.
Your undergraduate institution must be accredited by a national or regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
Requirements and Standards
Law schools encourage undergraduate study in any field, with no undergraduate major being better suited for future law school students than another. The ABA has recommended (but does not require) certain coursework that may help pre-law students. This includes:
- Anthropology
- History
- Sociology
- Psychology
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Writing/English
Degree Options
You must have a minimum of a bachelor's degree to enter an ABA-accredited law school. The major of your degree is not specified, but any major taken from or related to the above coursework would be helpful to your future in law school.
Step 2 |
Take the Colorado LSAT (Law School Admission Test) |
All ABA-accredited law schools insist that you pass the LSAT, or Law School Admission Test, prior to enrollment. The six-hour test is offered four times annually at testing centers around the globe.
How to prepare
The LSAT website offers a variety of free study resources and materials to help you prepare for the LSAT. Other options for LSAT preparation include:
LSAT Exam Prep Courses in Colorado:
- LSAT Test Prep, Kaplan Testing Center, University of Colorado at Boulder and the University of Denver
- LSAT Prep Classes, GetPrepped!, University of Colorado at Boulder, Metropolitan State College of Denver and Colorado State University in Fort Collins
- LSAT Prep Course, TestMasters, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Denver and Fort Collins
- LSAT Prep, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
- Low Cost LSAT Prep Course, University of Denver Sturm College of Law
Exam content
The LSAT is engineered to test abilities and skills that are necessary to be a success in law school and in your future career as a lawyer. These skills include:
- Reading and comprehending complex texts
- Verbal reasoning skills
- Organizing and managing information
- Drawing inferences from texts
- Thinking critically
- Analyzing and evaluating others' arguments and reasoning
Application process
You must apply online to take the LSAT and pay the examination fee of $160. The test is given on Wednesdays and Saturdays in December, October, June and February. These testing centers in Colorado administer the LSAT:
- University of Colorado, 20 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309
- Pikes Peak Community College, 5675 S. Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
- University of Denver Sturm College of Law, 2255 East Evans Avenue, Denver, CO 80208
- Fort Lewis College, 1000 Rim Drive, Durango, CO 81301
- Colorado Mountain College – Edwards, 802 Grand Ave, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
- Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523
- Colorado Mesa University, 1100 North Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81501-1322
- University of Northern Colorado, 501 20 St., Greeley, CO 80639
- Western State College, 600 N. Adams St., Gunnison, CO 81231
- Colorado State University – Pueblo, 2200 Bonforte Blvd, Pueblo, CO 81001-4901
Receiving Your Score
The Law School Admission Council will email your LSAT scores to you about 21 days after you take the exam. The following are the median LSAT scores for students applying to Colorado law schools:
- University of Colorado School of Law: 164
- University of Denver Sturm College of Law: 159
Step 3 |
Go to Law School in Colorado |
Application process
Passing the LSAT places you at the next step in the process of becoming a lawyer in Colorado. Now, you may apply to ABA-approved law schools. There are over 200 ABA-approved law schools in the United States, and each of them requires different things when you apply. Check out this list of application services required by ABA-approved law schools.
Credential Assembly Service
One of the things you might notice on the list above of requirements for application to ABA-approved law schools are the initials "CAS." This stands for the LSAC's Credential Assembly Service, and virtually all ABA-approved law schools require that you use this service when applying for enrollment.
The CAS helps you to organize your credentials and streamlines the application process for applicants and law schools. Using the online account that you created with the LSAC when you signed up for the LSAT, you can upload college transcripts, writing samples, letters of recommendation, and other necessary documents. The CAS will gather these documents and compile a brief summary of the undergraduate institutions you attended. The CAS then creates law school report(s) and sends them electronically to the law schools to which you apply (electronic applications to ABA-approved law schools are also submitted through the CAS).
CAS can also be used to verify and evaluate transcripts for college credit earned outside of the U.S. or Canada. If you are unable to upload your college transcripts, you may send them to the Law School Admission Council,662 Penn Street,PO BOX 2000-M,Newtown PA 18940-0993. International transcripts must be sent to Law School Admission Council, 662 Penn Street, PO BOX 8502, Newtown PA 18940-8502.
The LSAC charges a fee of $155 for its Credential Assembly Service.
The Colorado Supreme Court Board of Law Examiners has ruled that, in order to take the examination to become a member of the bar, you should have graduated with your first professional law degree from an ABA-accredited law school. (There are rules for graduates from unaccredited or foreign law schools, which will be discussed later). The ABA-LSAC Official Guide to ABA-Approved Law Schools lists ABA-approved law schools in the United States. Under the Board's rules, you need not graduate from an ABA-approved law school in Colorado, as long as the school is ABA-approved and in the United States, its territories, or Canada.
ABA-Accredited Law Schools in Colorado
Two law schools in Colorado hold ABA approval as of 2012:
- University of Colorado Law School, UCB 403, Wolf Law Building, Boulder, CO 80309-0403
- University of Denver Sturm College of Law, 2255 E. Evans Avenue, Suite 115, Denver, CO 80208
Course requirements
Foundation courses that you will find in an ABA-approved law school will include contracts, civil law and procedure, criminal law and procedure, writing, real property, torts, Constitutional law, and the history and goals of the legal profession. Additionally, Colorado requires that you complete a six-hour course in professionalism within six months of bar admission. This course must be jointly sponsored by the Colorado Bar Association and the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel and will count towards your first Continuing Legal Education (CLE) requirement. To find courses, click here.
In addition to these basic law courses, Colorado law schools also offer coursework and concentrations in the following areas:
- Lawyering process
- Environmental and natural resources law
- International legal studies
- Business law
- Trial advocacy
- American Indian law
- Public interest
- Intellectual property law
- Jurisprudence
Online Law Degrees
- View Online and Campus Law and Legal Studies Programs
- (For students who choose to focus on a subset of law other than an attorney.)
You will participate in a field placement during your law school years. This may place you into a real law office, government setting, or another work setting for lawyers. Often, law schools offer clinics in which you get the chance to work with a specific population of clientele. These may include entrepreneurs, community law, environmental law, mediation and arbitration, and research centers. You may have the opportunity to represent indigent clients in litigation, under the supervision of faculty and/or supervisors in an on-the-job-setting.
Degree Programs
The Colorado Supreme Court Board of Law Examiners says that you must have your first professional law degree from an ABA-accredited law school. This is commonly known as a J.D. (Juris Doctor) degree.
Unaccredited Law Schools
If you attended an un-ABA accredited law school, you may still be eligible for admission to the Colorado bar examination. You must meet the following criteria:
- Your law school must be state-accredited
- You must have been admitted to the bar in another jurisdiction in the U.S.
- You must have practiced law in that jurisdiction for five of the past seven years
Foreign Law Schools
Did you attend law school outside of the United States? You may still be able to sit for the Colorado bar exam if you meet these requirements:
- You have your first professional law degree from a law school located in a common law, English-speaking country
- You were admitted to the bar of that country
- You practiced as a lawyer in that country for five of the past seven years
- You have filed a petition for determination of eligibility with the Colorado Board of Law Examiners
Step 4 |
Take the Colorado State Bar Exam |
You are now ready to apply to take the Colorado bar exam. You may apply to take the exam prior to completing law school, but must make sure that your law school verifies this on the application and sends verification to the Board when you receive your J.D. degree. Download the Application to Take the Colorado Bar Exam here.
Because Colorado uses the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE), much information on preparing for the national portions of the exam may be found at the National Conference of Bar Examiners website. The UBE consists of the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE), Multistate Performance Test (MPT), and Multistate Bar Examination (MBE). If you would like to take a preparation course, check out the resources below:
- Dan Wilson Bar Prep, University of Denver Sturm College of Law
- Nilas Bar Review, Littleton
- Kaplan Bar Review, online
- Practicing Law Institute Multistate Bar Review, online
Exam content
The Colorado Bar Exam lasts for two days – Tuesday and Wednesday. There are three sections to the bar exam:
- Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) – six hour multiple-choice test of 200 questions, two sessions of three hours each. Subjects: Contracts, Real Property, Criminal Law, Torts, Evidence, and Constitutional Law
- Multistate Essay Exam (MEE) – three hours and forty-five minutes for nine short-answer essay questions. Subjects: Business Associations, Evidence, Commercial Transactions, Contracts, Criminal Law and Procedure, Public Law, Real Property, Torts, and Wills, Estates and Trusts.
- Multistate Performance Test (MPT) – two 90-minute questions that require you to use lawyering skills. Subjects: Legal Analysis, Fact Analysis, Awareness of Professional Responsibility, Problem Solving, Research, and Writing
Application Process
Download the Application to Take the Colorado Bar Exam. Along with the typed, signed, notarized and completed application:
- Submit the Certification of Law School Graduation form (in application packet) to your law school and instruct them to return it to the Board to verify your graduation
- If you need to report a Change of Address after filing the form, use the Change of Address form (in application packet)
- If you need to make changes to your application after filing, use the Application Amendment form (in application packet)
- List all employer information and references accurately, as the Board will obtain a credit report as part of its background investigation
- Enclose an official copy of your driving record (obtained from the Department of Motor Vehicles or Public Safety)
- On the Cover Page (in application packet):
- Complete this page in pen
- Include exam month and year you are applying for
- Include if you want left- or right-hand seating
- Include if you will be taking the essay exam by writing or your own laptop ($100 must be added to exam fee if using own laptop)
- Include if you are requesting testing accommodations
- Include if you have already taken the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE) and if so, your score
- Include if your law school was ABA-accredited when you received your J.D. degree
All information must be mailed to Colorado Supreme Court, Board of Law Examiners, 1560 Broadway, Suite 1820, Denver, CO 80202
Filing Deadlines and Fees
If you plan to take the February exam, you may not file your application until after September 1, and the deadline to file is December 1.
If you plan to take the July exam, you may not file your application until February 1, and the deadline to file is May 1.
If you are not a licensed attorney, the fee to take the exam and obtain a credit report is $485. If you are taking the exam on your laptop, add $100. Checks must be payable to the Colorado Board of Examiners. If you are filing your application after the deadline (up to Dec. 31 or May 31), add a $200 late fee.
Pass Rates
The Board reports the overall passing rate for the February 2012 Colorado bar exam as 71 percent. Adaptibar reports the following passing rates for previous Colorado bar exams:
- 2011: 79%
- 2010: 74%
- 2009: 74%
- 2008: 73%
- 2007: 69%
- 2006: 68%
- 2005: 68%
- 2004: 65%
- 2003: 70%
- 2002: 71%
Professionalism Course
The Board also requires that you complete a six-hour course in professionalism within six months of bar admission. Jointly sponsored by the Colorado Bar Association and the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel, this course counts towards your first Continuing Legal Education (CLE) requirement. To find courses, click here.
Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE)
You must also pass the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) with a scaled score of at least 85 before you will be admitted to the Colorado bar. The MPRE is given in Boulder and Denver in March, August and November. See the link above to apply for its next administration.
Admission by UBE Score Achieved in Another State
If you took the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) in another state within the past two years, you may qualify for admission to the Colorado bar without taking the Colorado bar exam. You must meet the following requirements:
- Passed the UBE with a minimum scaled score of 276
- Took the UBE two years ago, or if you have taken it between two and five years ago, you must have been actively engaged in the practice of law for that time
Admission on Motion
You may be admitted on motion to the Colorado bar if you are licensed as a lawyer in another jurisdiction and meet these requirements:
- You hold your first professional law degree from an ABA-approved law school
- You are a member in good standing of the bar of another jurisdiction
- You have actively practiced law in that jurisdiction for five of the last seven years
- The jurisdiction in which you are licensed would allow reciprocal licensing of Colorado lawyers without the need to take that jurisdiction's bar exam
- You passed the MPRE with a scaled score of 85 within the past two years
- You completed the six-hour course on professionalism required by the Board
Licensing and Admission to the Bar
You will be mailed your bar exam results about three months after the exam. If you passed, you need to attend the next mandatory admission ceremony, pay a $40 licensing fee, and take and sign the oath of admission before the Clerk of the Supreme Court. Information on the upcoming ceremony will be sent with your passing exam scores.
Step 5 |
Now that You've Been Admitted to the Colorado Bar |
You are now a licensed lawyer and official member of the Colorado bar! If you are under the age of 38 or have been admitted to your first bar for less than three years, you are also automatically a member of the Young Lawyers Division (YLD) of the Colorado Bar Association. This group can help you in setting up your own solo practice, finding a job within an existing firm or company, or deciding which direction to take in your new career as a Colorado attorney.
Colorado has its share of well-known and nationally famous law firms, as evidenced by inclusion of 258 of them in the recent U.S. News & World Report list of "Best Law Firms." While it is impossible to list all 258 law firms that made the cut, some names that stand out include Alderman Bernstein LLC in Denver, Joseph Law Firm PC in Aurora, Holland & Hart LLP in Boulder, Bryan Cave LLP in Colorado Springs, Metier Law Firm LLC in Fort Collins, Fontana & Associates PC in Littleton, and Banks & Imatani PC in Lakewood.
Would you like to give back to others as you start your burgeoning law career? Many nonprofit organizations and legal assistance agencies would love to have your help. These include Colorado Legal Services, Denver Center for Crime Victims, San Luis Vally Bar Association Pro Bono Project, Legal Center for People with Disabilities and Older People, Colorado Lawyers Helping Lawyers, Colorado Center on Law & Policy, and Arvada Teen Court. If you would like more information on any of these organizations, contact the Colorado Bar Foundation at 303-824-5318 or email email@example.com.
Legal specialty certification
There are numerous areas of legal specialization in which you can become certified through the National Board of Legal Specialty Certification. These include civil, criminal, and family law; social security disability advocacy, and civil trial law advocacy. Contact Thomas Overton, the Colorado State Coordinator of the NBLSC, at 303-832-1120 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. Additionally, Colorado houses an organization that provides board certification in child welfare law, the National Association of Counsel for Children (NACC). For more information, contact the NACC at 888-828-NACC or by email at email@example.com.
Requirements for maintaining license
In order to maintain your legal license in Colorado, you must fulfill Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) requirements. This amounts to completing 45 hours of credit every three years, including seven hours in ethics. More information on MCLE and reporting may be found here.
Court Systems in Colorado
The Colorado State Judicial Branch Court System consists of Trial Courts and Appellate Courts.
- Trial Courts:
- Water Courts- these courts have exclusive jurisdiction over cases relating to the determination of water rights, use and administration of water, and all other water matters. Seven water courts exist in each of the major river basins in Colorado:
- Division 1: Greeley
- Division 2: Pueblo/Colorado Springs
- Division 3: Alamosa
- Division 4: Delta/Montrose/Gunnison
- Division 5: Glenwood Springs
- Division 6: Steamboat Springs/Hot Sulphur Springs
- Division 7: Durango
- County Courts- these courts exist in each of Colorado's counties and hear civil cases under $15,000, misdemeanors, traffic infractions, felony complaints, protection orders, and small claims.
- District Courts- these courts hear civil cases in any amount, domestic relations cases, criminal, juvenile, probate, and mental health cases. There are 22 judicial districts in Colorado:
- 1st: Gilpin and Jefferson Counties
- 2nd: Denver County
- 3rd: Huerfano and Las Animas Counties
- 4th: El Paso and Teller Counties
- 5th: Clear Creek, Eagle, Lake and Summit Counties
- 6th: Archuleta, San Juan and La Plata Counties
- 7th: Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Montrose, Ouray and San Miguel Counties
- 8th: Jackson and Larimer Counties
- 9th: Garfield, Pitkin and Rio Blanco Counties
- 10th: Pueblo County
- 11th: Chaffee, Custer, Fremont and Park Counties
- 12th: Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Mineral and Rio Counties
- 13th: Kit Carson, Logan, Morgan Sedgwick, Washington, Yuma and Phillips Counties
- 14th: Grand, Moffat and Routt Counties
- 15th: Baca, Cheyenne, Kiowa and Prowers Counties
- 16th: Bent, Crowley and Otero Counties
- 17th: Adams and Broomfield Counties
- 18th: Arapahoe, Elbert, Douglas and Lincoln Counties
- 19th: Weld County
- 20th: Boulder County
- 21st: Mesa County
- 22nd: Dolores and Montezuma Counties
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Asweeping literary tour of Scotland from the Middle Ages to the present, the only single-volume collection of Scottish poetry currently available.
Scottish poetry has a long and distinguished history in three languages—English, Scots, and Gaelic—and all are well represented here. The most renowned and beloved poets—Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott, Robert Louis Stevenson, Hugh MacDiarmid, and Muriel Spark among them—mingle with their lesser-known but equally distinctive compatriots, including many of those who have emerged from the recent Scottish poetry renaissance. The poems are organized by theme: from matters of the heart to subjects spiritual and philosophical to the poetry of place. All of the verse is marked by a characteristic energy, wit, satire, and passionate lyrical intensity, and all demonstrates the power of art that proudly emanates from, but is never limited by, the place of its birth.


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When the Redevelopment Authority of Boston put out a public call to developers and architects to create a bold statement for a downtown site in the city, there was only one taker- Developer Steve Belkin and his architect Renzo Piano. Last week the City unveiled Piano's bold design for a new skyscraper that will rise to a height of 1,000 feet, topping the Pei-designed Hancock Tower which for three decades at 60 stories has been the city's tallest building. Piano's sleek glass and steel 75-storey structure will house 1.3 million square feet of office space with a mix of restaurant and retail space on the lower floors. A one-acre park is planned at the building's base with more public space to be located on top of the building. There is no timeline for the project, which must first make it through the first phase of the approvals process.
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Sciatica refers to pain, weakness, numbness, or tingling in the leg. It is caused by injury to or compression of the sciatic nerve. Sciatica is a symptom of another medical problem, not a medical condition on its own.
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We are in crisis
The New Year's Day fixtures have been played and the league table shows all three clubs relegated from the Premier League last season - Blackburn, Bolton and Wolves - situated in the bottom half of the table. Crisis time at Molineux
One of them is becoming the laughing stock of English football, another was left the best squad in the Championship by its recently departed manager and the third is, according to the present incumbent, in crisis.
The club in crisis are Wolves. That's not the view of its supporters, although I'm sure they can't be happy at successive defeats at home to Peterborough and Ipswich before yesterday's loss at Crystal Palace.
No, they are the words of manager Ståle Solbakken. I know football fans don't want to hear a load of bull and excuses from a manager but they do want positive words and 'We are in crisis' is hardly positive no matter which way you dress it up. "I have the responsibility for the results and we are in crisis now, no doubt about that," he said. "We have to have the belief things will get better."
His players are backing him, publicly at least, but Solbakken must remain the most likely Championship manager to next depart his club. That is unless our friend Shebby Singh, whose name was chanted yesterday at Hillsborough, makes another of his big mistakes.
It appears Mrs Desai doesn't want to upset the apple cart with them being on such a good run so caretaker boss Gary Bowyer, who isn't interested in the job, will carry on. Shebby won't be happy; he'd promised an appointment by yesterday.
That promised appointment might well have been the Legend in his own Mind Peter Taylor. Meanwhile, there's still no news of Paul Agnew and Derek Shaw following their trip to Pune but Venky's did send their fans a New year message that sounded more like them being told to turn up and get behind the players and management."
They have dipped their toe in the transfer market today and completed the permanent signing of Josh King from Manchester United.
As for Bolton, nothing's changed there. The new manager is pointing fingers at the referee for defeats just as did the previous man, this time wanting to know why they weren't awarded a penalty for a foul of David Ngog.
They even speak the same words. Yesterday, after losing at Leeds, Dougie Freedman said: "It was disappointing not to come away with the three points, as our performance MERITED the win."
At either end of the league, Cardiff are now seven points clear of Hull at the top. They won at Birmingham as Hull were held to a 0-0 draw at Blackpool. Down at the bottom of the league, Peterborough pulled out of the relegation places, beating bottom club Barnsley 2-1 in a controversial game at London Road. Bristol City are next to bottom and Sheffield Wednesday now return to take Peterborough's place after losing to us.
There's a week off now while we all enjoy the magic of the cup. That takes us to Barnsley where David Flitcroft is currently in charge following the dismissal of Keith Hill over Christmas. Flitcroft is being assisted by former Claret Micky Mellon who himself lost his job at Fleetwood recently.
The New Year's Day results and stats are below with the leading goalscorers, each club's disciplinary record (with Burnley still leading the way with yellow cards), the highest and lowest attendances and the next league fixtures.
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(composed of the names of two Syrian idols), the name of a place in the valley of Megiddo. It is alluded to by the prophet ( Zechariah 12:11 ) in a proverbial expression derived from the lamentation for Josiah, who was mortally wounded near this place ( 2 Chronicles 35:22-25 ). It has been identified with the modern Rummaneh, a village "at the foot of the Megiddo hills, in a notch or valley about an hour and a half south of Tell Metzellim."
is, according to the ordinary interpretation of ( Zechariah 1:1 12:11 ) a place in the valley of Megiddo (a part of the plain of Esdraelon, six miles from Mount Carmel and eleven from Nazareth), where a national lamentation was held for the death of King Josiah. It was named after two Syrian idols.


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WLP004 Irish Ale Yeast This is the yeast from one of the oldest stout producing breweries in the world. It produces a slight hint of diacetyl, balanced by a light fruitiness and slight dry crispness. Great for Irish ales, stouts, porters, browns, reds and a very interesting pale ale. Attenuation: 69-74% Flocculation: Medium to High Optimum Fermentation Temperature: 65-68°F Alcohol Tolerance: Medium-High This is the yeast I'm using, haven't used a wet yeast before, didn't put much thought into it. Now doing the prebrew research I find there is some prep with liquid yeast. I checked my books, this site, and I can't find an answer to the proper prep before pitch. The temp listed is that ambient air? Or fermenter barrel? I found on my first batch that the fermenter was 3-4 degrees warmer then ambient, 68 to 71 or so degrees. I'm thinking of fermenting this in the basement which is a few degrees cooler. I was planning on brewing tomorrow but I get the impression my yeast won't be ready.
apparently it was my terminology on the search just found a handy dandy pictorial thread, any other thoughts?http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/how-...pdated-340261/
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Rhamnus purshiana. Family: Rhamnaceae
bitter bark, sacred bark
Cascara sagrada, which means "sacred bark," was first used by Native Americans. It is made from the bark of a tree found in the northwestern United States. The bark contains anthraquinone glycosides, which act as a cathartic or laxative, depending on the dosage. Cascara has laxative effects and may help relieve constipation. However, in 2002, the FDA reclassified laxatives containing cascara sagrada as category II agents (not generally recognized as safe and effective for over-the-counter use). This was done because manufacturers had not done the necessary studies to prove the safety of cascara sagrada.
Cascara is used to treat constipation, particularly chronic constipation. It may be used for other colon disorders associated with constipation.
Taken internally, cascara sagrada:
Acts as a laxative or purgative and stimulates bowel movements
Empties the colon
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Cascara may be useful in treating parasitic infestation.
Cascara sagrada is found as tablets, capsules, and syrup. Follow packaging instructions for correct dose. Cascara is also prepared as a tea or aromatic fluid extract. The aromatic fluid extract dosage is 1 ml.
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NEW YORK -- Some of the Navy's top minds sailed into New York on Thursday, and brought with them a literal boatload of gadgets: spray-on armor, remote-control rifles, drones that can swim for months at a time and camera phones that can read Arabic and Farsi.
The Office of Naval Research, or ONR, docks its Afloat Lab on Manhattan's West Side each May as part of the annual Fleet Week celebration here. This year, the 108-foot-long patrol craft is showing off nearly two dozen technology projects -- many of which are bound for Iraq, or have just returned from the Middle East.
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Easy-on armor: Nearly every day, it seems, an American Humvee in Iraq gets totaled by a roadside bomb or rocket-propelled grenade. But the military's top brass have been reluctant to add extra armor to the Hummers, which tend to tip if they get too heavy.
ONR thinks the answer may lie in a spray-on polymer that can protect the vehicles without adding extra weight. When it hardens, the polyurea coating feels rubbery to the touch. But in recent tests, it's been shown to stop large-caliber bullets and protect a dummy driver when a Humvee gets bombed.
Similar substances have been used to harden truck beds. But ONR isn't really sure why the spray-on armor protects as well as it does.
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By inflating a sack the size of a few shot glasses, the Seaglider alters its volume ever so slightly, causing it to dive or rise to the surface. That
Eleven of the drones have been built so far, with another 11 about to be shipped from the factory, said Neil Bogue, an ONR-funded research scientist at the University of Washington's school of oceanography.
They have been used mostly for underwater climate studies. The Seagliders' sensors can pick up changes in ocean salinity, chlorophyll concentration and dissolved oxygen. But in the future, the drones could be converted to more-martial purposes. The Seaglider might become an early warning force for mine hunters -- one that never has to stop to refuel.
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Uhh radeon hd 7970 i think? I used to have two 460 tis . I love this one. Only issue was one fan went bad.
Yeah, that's basically what I do if I have to as well. Good call.
Nah I mostly play AAA stuff myself. To be honest after all the computers I've built... I think all that life of your cpu stuff is bogus. They're built now that even overclocked they're gonna last longer than youd keep using the thing. I've been overlooking since I was running stuff in the 233 mhz range and I've never killed a cpu. As long as you watch your fans.. Just about anything these days will last unless something really malfunctions voltage wise. There will be a difference between 4 and a 4.4 but it might not really matter either. I always figure if I get 10 percent more that's time I save every Web page load lol. Which really isn't true but I'm an ocing nut so I need to max it out. I had no idea there was a wii emu that's nuts. Did I ever tell you about my mame machine. Thing was badass
Oh that seems fine. That's almost identical to mine at 4. And what fun is no multi-player lol... Whyd you stop at 4? Just thought it was enough?
There are people who won't consider a build and or over clock a success if it doesn't last 24 hours lol. That's how long I ran it originally. But that's only stability. Your heat is close to max within a few minutes. How long did you go? That seems VERY normal to me. Well. You're at 4ghz you said?
Not much for multi-player? I was gonna see if you wanted any extra keys I had but you had the games I have lol. You should get team fortress 2 though. Simple casual hours of fps fun. It's free...
Prime is just vicious. I almost feel scared recommending but it's never damaged anything if mine. But it's definitely the most hardcore. It's overkill. That's probably far more... In line with what you'll push. I'll add you. That's a damp good idea BTW.
What did you use to stress it? Try prime95 sometime, you don't have to let it wrong long, make sure you get the 64 bit version, run the test that says "blend" it'll be default. See what it gets to. 50s seems awesome if true.
Yeah that happens, the system not booting. It'll ***** about new clocks and whatnot. Yeah, no prob. It was just funny you had my same CPU so I'm like hey, same socket, same CPU, and the thing isn't too expensive. Have fun with it. Ya use Steam?
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