fandomhigh | Concepts of Justice and The Law [Period 4, Class #15, Apr 20]

"Welcome to our last class together," Alex said, offering her students a light smile. "I'll be honest: I've really enjoyed our conversations this semester. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk about justice, and thank you for your insights and perspectives on all the subjects we've covered. They've been nothing short of fascinating."

She gestured to the stack of papers on her desk. "This, of course, is your final. It's structured just like the midterm was. You can use anything you may have brought with you, but you shouldn't need to. You cannot work with your classmates, and I'll ask that you not talk to one another until all exams have been handed in. Even if you and your friend are both finished, the next person over might not be, and your conversation could be a distraction.

"Once you've handed in your exam, you're free to leave. Or, if you'd rather, you can stick around and tell me what you thought of class -- what I did wrong, what I did right, anything like that. But for now, you've got finals to complete. Good luck, and show me what you know."

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I had no idea if Alex-class would even work, and I certainly never imagined her as a teacher when I first apped her a year ago. Thank you all for being kickass and taking this class such cool places. Thank you to Alex's TAs for being awesomesauce. And thank you to

raspberryturk who helped me tweak the class topic from "uh I dunno something about law?" into something I could actually, you know, submit.

The case study in Q4 is from Guilt, S3E18, and yes, Alex was the prosecutor in question, in the midst of having a complete breakdown after her emotionally unstable teenage victim attempted suicide. Q5 isn't a direct parallel to any SVU episode, but there are elements of Victims (S2E13) and Closure, Part II (S2E3) at work.

Erf. I sadly will have to handwave Jen's answers for the exam. Those are brilliant questions, and she'd have pretty brilliant answers, and... I'm not that smart :D

Ha -- ditto. I'm still on vacation, I'm incapable of rational thought. ;)

Handwaving is all good and pfft, I would never ask someone to have rational thought on a vacation. That's sort of the entire point of being on vacation to start.

*smish* Handwave away! And aww, thanks! And my apologies, it wasn't meant to seem like a hardass test, but Alex is apparently incapable of writing anything else.

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