As I've already admitted, my preferences as to who I want on the committee mean very little, but I believe I've already made my opinion clear.
Wright, where trials are concerned I've seen first-hand the evidence of your work ethic. Outside of trials, the only evidence I have of either your studiousness or your lack thereof is a great deal of open time between cases. Taking into consideration the work you do preparing for and closing out a case, that still leaves you with quite some time to fill. Unlike my position, where work is always readily available, regardless of the frequency of my trials, in your occupation you're dependent on attracting the attention of your potential clientele. You have only a limited amount of control over whether work comes to you or not. The only way that reflects on your work ethic is in regards to your enthusiasm for engaging in activities which may attract said clients.
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Wright, where trials are concerned I've seen first-hand the evidence of your work ethic. Outside of trials, the only evidence I have of either your studiousness or your lack thereof is a great deal of open time between cases. Taking into consideration the work you do preparing for and closing out a case, that still leaves you with quite some time to fill. Unlike my position, where work is always readily available, regardless of the frequency of my trials, in your occupation you're dependent on attracting the attention of your potential clientele. You have only a limited amount of control over whether work comes to you or not. The only way that reflects on your work ethic is in regards to your enthusiasm for engaging in activities which may attract said clients.