The laws on guns, abortion, and so much more don't have to be like this.

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The administration is preparing a rule to crack down on immigrants who receive public benefits.

The administration is preparing a rule to crack down on immigrants who receive public benefits.

What is the difference between Common Law and Civil Law? Common law is not codified and Civil law is a codified set of laws. The judicial precedents are ..

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Idiomatic expressions are one of the toughest English topics to master for many ESL students. Read on to learn 15 legal- and law-related idioms.

In an interview for Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, the First Minister was questioned about the bill which lowers the minimum age that Scots can legally change their gender from 18 to 16.

Here is a Vennish diagram illustrating the overlap of legal, equitable and restitutionary remedies for torts and contracts. The diagram shows in red the types of legal remedies (damages) that are a…

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Yes guys, it’s official and I AM SOOOO EXCITED! It is T-19 days until Law School orientation and T-23 days until my first day at law school. There’s no other student who is as excited as I am! I PROMISE! lol. I really want to …

Hey friends! I took Evidence last semester, and about halfway through the semester, realized there was no way I was going to understand the material unless it was in a chart. I'm not even that big of a chart person, but weirdly enough, it worked for me and Evidence! My friend Hilary introduced me to LucidChart, which is an online program where you can make charts! It gives you tons of options and I loved using the program. I don't really need charts this semester, but I have no doubt I'll need this program in the future, whether it's in law school or out in the real world! Anyway, back to Evidence! Today, I'm uploading ALL my Evidence flow charts in the hope that it will help those of you taking Evidence study and understand the material better. A few disclaimers here, because I am (almost) a lawyer: This is absolutely, 100% not legal advice - it's to help people studying law to get a different view of Evidence. Please do not use these to learn Evidence all by yourself - do the readings for class, work hard, and use these to help yourself learn some of the trickier rules. While I think the flow charts are probably 98% right, I'm human and I'm sure there's a mistake in there somewhere, so if you find a mistake, PLEASE let me know and I'll make changes to the charts! :) I had to upload the pictures in a smaller format, so to make them as big as possible and download them, click on the picture itself and it should take you to the image on it's own page! Expert & Opinion Testimony Rules Habit, Compromise, Plea Deals, Etc. Rules Hearsay Exceptions Hearsay Rules Witness Impeachment Rules Privilege Rules Relevancy Rules Witness Rules I hope these are helpful to you! Happy studying! :)

Are you a visual person? Do you prefer colors, pictures, and diagrams over black-and-white words? It might be worth it to try incorporating some diagrams into your law school outlines. For example, contract formation can be broken down using words. This can help you memorize the elements of contract formation and become familiar with the words. […]

After the 2020 protests, a flurry of lawsuits were filed against federal officers alleging constitutional violations. None have succeeded, in part because of the Supreme Court.

Evidence Law Flowchart: Is A Statement Trustworthy? by Margaret Hagan (c) 2013, All Rights Reserved.

There are stories from history that everyone thinks they know inside and out, but as these photos show there’s always more than one way to look at something or someone. Just because the Queen of England looks stodgy right now doesn’t mean that she wasn’t playful in the 1950s, and even though we think of the Great Depression as being a real drag, there were people who knew how to pass the time in interesting ways.

This is a print from a digital drawing that I made during law school, to help me study for exams and the bar. This is from 1st Year Property Law right to you: the ultimate flowchart to figure out: Are you a nuisance or are you not? I drew this in early 2011, as I studied for my Property exam at law school. The pain, the drama, the nuisances, they can all be yours! Comes in 8x10", or I can enlarge it further -- just let me know your preference, and we can work out the details for enlargements. Thanks for visiting, nuisance or not!

And, far from just a GOP slogan, it’s becoming actual policy.

Here is a Vennish diagram illustrating the overlap of legal, equitable and restitutionary remedies for torts and contracts. The diagram shows in red the types of legal remedies (damages) that are a…