Hi and welcome back to Undisclosed, our weekly unfiltered episode.

Rabia here, and I'm here, as always, with my colleagues, Mithel and Colin.

Hi, guys.

Yeah, how's it going?

Hi.

How are you?

I'm good.

How are you guys doing?

Not bad.

Knee deep in 80 evidence exams, so.

Is your semester over now, Colin?

The semester is officially over because I gave my evidence exam yesterday, and so now it's just all down to the grading. Okay, let me ask you, are you actually manually grading every single exam? Oh, absolutely. Oh, good. I told the students they can't use AI. I'm not going to use AI. I'm not going to use Ahead of grade it.

Good on you. Do you have the summer off? Are you teaching in the summer, too?

I have a research project and undisclosed work. You're going to write a million briefs and do all kinds of things we never learn about for two years later.

I did just finish the draft of the reply in the Amanda Lewis case, and so we're going to file that by the end of the week.

Oh, nice.

That's awesome.

Good. Maybe you can update us on what's going on, what's that's in. Mitl, what's up with you? How's your week on? It's going okay. Had a nice weekend with family that was in town that I hadn't seen in many years. Lies. Lies. It was a good catch-up.

Family was around. It's lies. Shut up. I know you too well. All right. We've got three stories we

want to talk about this week. I'm going to start off this week with Colin, Colin. Why don't you

give us your evidence exam this week as we get every week. Let's start off there.

All right. So probably the most confusing subject I teach to my students, and it's something that has increased relevance in

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