Being a lawyer isn't anything like it seems on television. This is what it's actually like. 

Chances are that this semester you paid hundreds of dollars for textbooks and related materials. Depending on an upcoming ruling from the Supreme Court, the prices you pay for these materials might get even worse.

In his final installment of Barely Legal, Chuck Guzak grad sheds some light on how to navigate the post law-school world. 

Law student Gabriel de Corral explains the NFL labor situation in advance of a potential lockout.

First-year law student Tom Schultz examines the addictive culture of getting ahead in law school.

Second-year law student Chris Austin takes on the conservative claim that liberals allow and promote "judicial activism."

Law student Kirk Sigmon outlines the legality and illegality of modifying your PS3.

Chuck Guzak law discusses the public mania over the potential use of Sharia courts on American soil.

Christian Fundo, law, considers the role of public opinion in judicial decisions.

A law school student says the current law school admissions standards are eradicating the stereotypical smooth-talking lawyer.