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: Fight The HypoExam Time
By Casebook Sherpa
We here at Fight the Hypo, along with most law students across the country, are in the throes of exam preparation. Though our posts have picked up over the last few weeks, expect them to be sporadic until December 12th or so, when we’re done with those damned infernal things (DITs) exams.
For my part, I’m finding my efforts to cut down my 80-page Criminal Procedure outline to a manageable length. I guess it’s not a big deal as the exam is open-book, but I’ve found that those exams are often traps that require even more care in studying and outlining. It’s easy to assume that they will be easy because you have everything in front of you. But if you don’t know precisely where to look and how to fit concepts together, you’ll have a very painful experience.
Anyhow. We wish you the very best on your exams.
Full post as published by Fight The Hypo on November 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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