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·I want to study US/MA Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Motor Vehicle Law etc. What do you all recommend?
Get you f%&king hands off me, This is not Russia.RPD,
Don't get me wrong I had great instructors (Chief Griffin from Dover PD and the Cpt. Eugenio (ret) :thumbup: ) but there is only so much info that can be crammed into 12-15 hours of classroom time.
That's what I was referring to, STATE LAWS.College classes are excellent for US Constitutional issues and case law surrounding them, College classes usually do not cover MV laws because they are different in every state. The R/I academy is better for MA state law.
Gird your loins, alight from your chair, and repair to the front of the room!Southside @ Fri 26 Nov said:Get you f%&king hands off me, This is not Russia.RPD,
Don't get me wrong I had great instructors (Chief Griffin from Dover PD and the Cpt. Eugenio (ret) :thumbup: ) but there is only so much info that can be crammed into 12-15 hours of classroom time.
She never burnt the rice before, but she burnt the rice today.
Scribe, send me 6 young pumas to the front of the room.