Wendy: I so can understand what you said. But, do not be dishearted. If I may suggest something: all has got limits. A glass of water, a sheet of paper, the stomach, and so on. So is the course. If anybody e mails you 80 e mails, a limit must be set. Why? Because then, it takes your energy and time away to the detriment of your quality work and to help others that might need it more. I must say that (and I am not trying to get some Brownies points) your courses and your teaching are of outstanding quality. Your attitude is always polite, well mannered and professional but reachable communication wise. Do not underestimate the good you are doing in people's life. My twenty five years in the USA/UK and nearly ten in France business wise and via my website, allows me to say such things. So, limit the "unreasonable" requests/students and continue to be, with the staff members, a light for people who genuinely wish to study with the Law. As you said: Law is not a subject which can be self taught from books or tapes. So, Studying by Distance Learning is a gem of a way for people who wish to recycle themselves. if you ever feel the blues, as we sometimes do, here is my contribution to you: to laugh is the best medicine and this man is extremely good.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=US&v=rxN6uv-72gk
Keep us inspired, Pascal and family