Alternative to Traditional Law Study

Why I Chose To Go To A California Correspondence Law School

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7Sage

Their YouTube channel offers “LSAT:

—explanations for official preptest questions. 

—tutorial videos for logic game’s, logical reasoning & reading comprehension.”

“7Sage has an online LSAT prep course that walks you through every question type. See the test through the eyes of an expert - using real questions. 

Sign up for a free trial: http://7sage.com/enroll “

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How to Memorize the Law Faster and Easier

Example On How To Write A Case Brief Or Case Outline for Law School

Class 1 - Beginning Legal Research

How to Read A Case: And Understand What it Means

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Overview of the American Legal System And The Life of a Case

How I Memorised Everything in Law School

“TIMESTAMPS: 01:54 - Spaced Repetition & The Forgetting Curve 04:57 - Memorising Legal Cases 07:20 - My 2 Systems of Reviewing Cases”

An Overview of the American Legal System

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"I went to a T15 law school, graduated almost a decade ago, and have been practicing at a “top” firm for some time now … you have no idea how useful it would have been to have this lecture on day one of law school, rather than picked up piecemeal through Socratic method opacity."

Introduction to Constitutional Law: 100 Supreme Court Cases Everyone Should Know

From YouTube:

"An Introduction to Constitutional Law will teach you the narrative of constitutional law as it has developed over the past two centuries. All readers — even those unfamiliar with American history — will learn the essential background for grasping how this body of law has come to be what it is today. The accompanying online video library brings to life the Supreme Court’s 100 most important decisions; the videos are enriched by photographs, maps, and even audio from Supreme Court arguments. More importantly, this multimedia work is accessible to all: students in law school, college, high school, and homeschool, as well as lifelong learners pursuing independent study. Law students can read and watch these materials to prepare for class or use the platform after class to fill in any gaps in their notes. Come exam time, students can binge-watch the entire canon of constitutional law in about 12 hours. Please join us to learn about this innovative project, with comment by a prominent federal judge and a leading Supreme Court reporter."

Introduction to Law School for First-Year Students

How to Transfer After 1L Year