Adrian Zacks problem / Maschinenschreiben
am 30.01.2007 von http://transblawg.eu
The Wall Street Journal law blog reported recently of a case where a student sued the University of Michigan Law School, alleging that its grading system discriminated against people with poor typing skills.
Adrian Yaroslaw Zachariasewycz probably spent ten minutes typing his own name. The complaint begins 'The plaintiffs (hereinafter Adrian Zack and Maria Zack) …'
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