It was the height of flattery to receive a letter of acceptance to law school with a personal inscription on it today. Written in pen at the bottom of the page, in neat but friendly block letters:
“I enjoyed your blog! The Obiter will be looking out for you.”
This from the Dean of Osgood University.
The Obiter is a law school newspaper at Osgoode. An obiter dictum is a remark or observation made by a judge that is included in the body of the court’s opinion but does not form a necessary part of the court’s decision. In more common parlance, it refers to an ‘incidental remark or observartion.’
Say, for example, a brief personal note on the bottom of an official acceptance letter.
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Adrian,
Get blog. Keep up the great content! Alright, enough of webmumbojumbo.
In all honesty this is one of the better written blogs I have come across in a long time and hope to be reading it for sometime to come.
But tell me about Osgood Uni. In a more private forum. mbarazin@gmail.com
All the best,
Mateos