Law School Exam Tips: How to Answer an Exam Line by Line

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[@phebe9549]

THIS IS SO HELPFUL THANK YOU & GOD BLESS

[@sangwonkim9298]

Got a question~ if i want to cite legal sections in the RULE part~ like copy paste~ to avoid writing anything stupid ~do i put them in italics/ or should i just use citation 'marks' like Consumer Guarantees s 274 - 'liabilities of manufacturer to seller of defective good' or should use both italics/ and citations 'marks' like in harvard referencing style?

[@natashaannitah5338]

Thanks for the video it's really helpful but honestly speaking I want to do law and I would ask help for some of questions asked in pre entry exam . Please someone to help

[@200li]

Thanks Larry, really really useful : ) Hope you can do more of this type of video in the future ; )

[@crystalb.8196]

Thank you, all 1L students should watch this. Please do more videos like this with a more complex analysis.

[@bradyjohn7799]

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[@andresjustus2960]

@Brady John instablaster :)

[@bradyjohn7799]

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[@bradyjohn7799]

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[@morganistdiefrage3310]

Danke Herr Larry!

[@ReynosoJD]

Great Video! Should the essay facts be written in past or present tense when stating the facts?

[@Sebmpg]

Anyone in the CREAC team?

[@nickmoesq]

Only for the legal writing classes, IRAC for every other class.

[@justinejackson1409]

Hey Larry! I just did a torts exam and one of the discussion questions caught me off daughter. The facts were centered around negligence per se. One of the discussion questions clearly was applicable to negligence per se. However, the second question didn't seem applicable to that doctrine, so I defaulted to common law negligence, which also didn't seem to work. Do you have a Skype or a verbal way I can discuss this fact pattern and question to you? I don't see how any of the negligence doctrines could apply to the second question, but again why would the professor specifically ask a question that really would fail under negligence?

[@brovsbrodcgpaul858]

How can i join your group chat