Dear Editor,
Before getting to the heart of this letter, I want to note that today marks the end of my first official week of law school – and it has not disappointed. Yesterday, we covered the greatPierson v. Post (1845) property law case, which some sources call a rite‑of‑passage study for every 1L.
In a case that reads more like a supernatural anecdote than a landmark decision, Lodowick Post, by and through his hounds, was in hot pursuit of a fox when Pierson intercepted, killed it, and claimed ownership. The question at issue was which party had rights to the
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