I can't believe I studied Contracts and Constitution for one semester. I don't know a thing, and my stupidity (in the subjects in question, and hopefully not in general) has finally come to surface. So law school doesn't teach you a thing. And interning is 'the learning process'. Sure. You just go nodding your head whilst the guy you're interning under spews legal jargon. Then, when he disappears, you google everything he has said, and feel stupider by the second.
I should read more cases and legal crap, as opposed to fiction. THAT is why they don't stock fiction in the university library.