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Bar Exam Essay Writing Tips

The framework here does take time and effort to get good at. But, (and I don’t mean to say that this is the only way to write a bar exam essay), it’s the approach I teach to maximize scores.

Spot the legal issue. Let the graders know you’ve spotted it. Clearly and succinctly. Write down the legal rule(s) that will help you to analyze the legal issue. Here’s the part that...


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Self Defense

A helpful way to learn self defense is to separate the defense into situations in which non-deadly force is allowable from situations in which deadly force is allowable. There's more to say about deadly force, but first, non-deadly force. 

A person who is not initially at fault may use such non-deadly force as the person reasonably believes is necessary to protect ...


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Bonds (Florida Bar Exam)

This one here is Florida specific, and it relates to an issue that has appeared from time to time in Florida Constitutional Law essays. The state of Florida must balance its budget and pay expenses. To do so, it'll borrow money, and a testable issue on the exam is the method the state might use to borrow. 

The state can borrow by issuing bonds, but the reasons it m...


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A Common UBE Trap:

An agent will inform a third party that the agent is acting for the principal, even though the agent has no actual authority to act for the principal. It might seem, then, that the agent has apparent authority to act since it would be reasonable for a third party to think that the agent, apparently, has the right to act. But it's important to remember that apparent authority e...


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A Note on Homicide

Words like “first degree murder,” “second degree murder, “premeditation,” and etc., shouldn’t even enter your thoughts when answering a homicide question on the UBE. Of course, a statute can appear in a question which modifies things, but if applying the default, common law, rules, those classifications do not exist.Rather, there are four ways to ...


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