Criminal Law
A 1L Success Guide Outline
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Law, Legal Writing, Legal Education, Criminal law
| Author: | Matt Racine | ISBN: | 1230000285540 |
| Publisher: | Lake George Press | Publication: | December 13, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Matt Racine |
| ISBN: | 1230000285540 |
| Publisher: | Lake George Press |
| Publication: | December 13, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
This is the outline I wish I had when I started my criminal law class as a 1L.
It is a concise, actionable outline filled with what you need for law school success.
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In my book, 1L Success Guide, I argue that one of the best ways to succeed in law school is to have skeleton outlines prepared in advance of class so you already have the basic information organized before you attend lecture.
That way, you can pay more attention to the lecture and learn the law more quickly, giving you an advantage over your classmates come exam time.
This outline is designed to give you the foundational information you need to understand the framework for criminal law taught in law schools in the United States.
Use it for preparation prior to class, for review after class, and in advance of your final exam.
***
This is a concise, actionable outline.
Try it.
This is the outline I wish I had when I started my criminal law class as a 1L.
It is a concise, actionable outline filled with what you need for law school success.
***
In my book, 1L Success Guide, I argue that one of the best ways to succeed in law school is to have skeleton outlines prepared in advance of class so you already have the basic information organized before you attend lecture.
That way, you can pay more attention to the lecture and learn the law more quickly, giving you an advantage over your classmates come exam time.
This outline is designed to give you the foundational information you need to understand the framework for criminal law taught in law schools in the United States.
Use it for preparation prior to class, for review after class, and in advance of your final exam.
***
This is a concise, actionable outline.
Try it.
