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Business Associations
Civil Procedure (state and federal)
Community Property
Constitutional Law
Contracts and UCC
Criminal Law
Criminal Procedure
Evidence (state and federal)
Professional Responsibility
Property
Remedies
Torts
Wills and Trusts
21 comments:
Thanks.
I agree, thanks. I'll be taking the California Bar Exam in February 2010, and I was just poking around a bit and found your site. I've downloaded the outlines. They look great.
Thanks for all the test-taking and studying advice too. I'm sure I'll read that as test time approaches.
Thank you very much for your outlines and bar exam tips. I'll take the Feb. 2010 bar exam and I'll use what you've shared. You're a very kind person. I wish you a lot of success and happiness in life.
Thank you so much for the outlines. I've been gleaning the web quite a bit in the past few months and never found outlines for the CA subjects. This is immensely helpful. Good luck to you with everything.
Thank you so much, I was looking around for some good outlines and found these. They are really helpful. I have read your tips for studying for the bar, essay tips, etc. They are very helpful. Wish you good luck with your life.
Thank you. About to start internship, been out of law school for a while, failed the bar and have been away from law for a few years. These are so helpful
Thank you. About to start internship, been out of law school for a while, failed the bar and have been away from law for a few years. These are so helpful
Though your outlines are for 2008 CA bar, I feel, they are good basic outlines to understand the common law cum CA concepts. Of course, I have to study the same since I have seen them just now only. Anyhow, what I am trying to say is: my salutes to your kind heart to post such a valuable information for CA Bar takers and especially, it is very useful for students who cannot afford to take bar coaching but strive to pass the CA bar. As you are well aware, thorough preparation of MBE and getting increased score such as more than 150 out of 200 is one of the most successful path to cross any bar exam in U.S.
With your outlines and following CA Official Subjects Scope, I hope, bar takers will definitely benefit to the maximum if they regirously and constantly work hard for 4 or 3 months for CA bar. Thank you once again.
Vj
These outlines rock.....making my life much easier...thanks....
Great outlines....keep up the great work and you have helped many
after 1 week research i found this amazing blog.. Really helpful for calbar exam applicants. Thanks a ton
Satheesh, you are welcome.
Thank you so much for providing these information. Our fraternity is really in need of resources like these. Major, major thank you!
Glenn Mark, hope they help.
Thanks for these outlines. You've just saved me a lot of time where I can focus on learning the concepts rather than writing them down.
Anonymous @5:02pm
Thanks for the kind words. The bar exam is really a silly hoop to have to jump through after 3 years of law school. I hope these outlines can make it that much easier to get through the hoop.
These outlines are great. Just found this site after painstakingly creating a civ pro outline. You even filled in CA law which is awesome
$100 says they test CA law finally for civ pro...:-(
@Anonymous June 21 --
Thanks. I thought they were going to test California Evidence when I took the bar exam in 2008, but they didn't. I think it took another year before they finally tested it.
Thank you for sharing your outlines. It was extremely useful.
So useful I passed the CA bar with it. :)
@tink
Glad my outlines could help. BTW, I checked out your new blog and saw that you have also taken the FL bar and have signed up for the NY bar! Pretty impressive.
Thank you. My original plan was to take CA and NY bar to open up more opportunities. FL bar was an afterthought since most of my relatives are here.
Your blog actually inspired me to blog. (more on logistical issues though :))
Happy New Year!
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