Connor Gillen, UMass Law '21 and a thriving alum of my 1L Torts class, was
featured in the local Cape Cod Times during his summer internship with the general counsel of the Barnstable County Sheriff's Office. Connor's a good bloke, "now considering working in the public sector after graduation." I was intrigued to read, amid his report:
While interning at the Sheriff’s Office I also learned about the
Massachusetts Public Record Laws and the Massachusetts Statewide Records
Retention Schedule. These are areas that I would not have learned about
in my law school classes, and the information I was taught will give me
an advantage once I graduate and become a practicing attorney.
He's no doubt right about that. Somebody ought to write
a casebook about multistate access norms, maybe
teach a seminar. Probably wouldn't sell well, though.
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