The answer is an emphastic yes, but when and where I do not know. I am sure I am bound to law school at some point in my life, but certainly not tommorow or the next day. There is a great deal of things that need to happen before I can go to law school. Specifically I need:

• To finish up my BA in Political Science at Plattsburgh State
• Take the LSAT
• Work for a Couple of Years After College
• Payback Loans from Plattsburgh State
• Be ready for that kind of Academic Rigour

The emphasis should be on some day. There are many things that are fighting for my attention, including but not limited to the following factors:

• A desire to create my own identify and have the moral certainy I need to pratice law
• A competing desire to write, farm, live a free rural life
• Other good job opportunities that will come up first through the party and elsewise

In some ways I look at law school as the living death of creativity. Law is suppost to be boring and solid. That is antithetical to my free-spirited character and how I view myself in the world around me. On the other hand, law making through both the judicary and the legislative branch is increadibly exciting as it can effect so many lives, and is ultimately the future. We all live our lives in the shadow of the state.

One of my favorite sayings is: you can't escape the political. The politics bug always bites, and no matter how you live or where you live the law is going to apply to you in one way or another. Zoning regulations are everywhere, and are very much a product of the law and the people that stand behind it. This is what makes law so much fun.