Time: Thu Dec 04 10:53:21 1997 To: rot <rot@camalott.com> From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar] Subject: questions about Supreme Law School Cc: Bcc: References: It uses the Socratic Method. Nobody knows everything, but students are expected to motivate themselves, and ask the questions. In public schools, students are expected to answer questions, and the teachers do the asking. I hope this helps. Have you visited the Supreme Law Library? This is a good place to begin your self-motivated studies, whether or not you enroll in the school. /s/ Paul Mitchell, Candidate for Congress http://supremelaw.com At 08:41 AM 12/4/97 -600, you wrote: >Paul, > > > I know we have written before but I still am confused as to >what is being taught in the Supreme Law Course. Do you teach >how to deal with or handle the IRS? How to set up trusts to >protect your assets from unlawful siezures from the "gestopo"? >I haven't found the answers I am looking for browsing through the >website. I am interested in the course and I know you are busy >but I would appreciate your answers. > >thanks > >Monty Lynn, Barnett > > >
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