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How to Study Law
Do the reading. Don't fall behind.
Complete all of your assigned readings and complete them on time. If you fall behind in your readings, you may never catch up. Do you reading assignments at a time, and in a location, where you can focus and are not distracted.
Brief each case.
As you read each case, take notes. Organize your notes into a short summary and analysis of each case for classroom discussion. Identify the legal issues, the holding of the case, and analyze the reason for the court's decision. And remember, your briefs should be just that, brief.
Arrive at class prepared.
Not only should you arrive at class having completed all assigned readings, you should also review your reading notes, and case briefs, before each class. If you arrive at class having neglected either of these tasks, your ability to follow class discussion will be limited, and when you're called upon by your professor to answer a question, you'll be unprepared. Avoid classroom embarrassment, and increase your ability to follow class discussion, by always arriving to class prepared.
Attend class regularly.
It is true that class discussion often follows the assigned readings, but sometimes your law professor will introduce concepts and material not covered in the readings. If you don't attend class, you'll miss information vital to your success on exams and as a law student. Law school is already competitive enough, don't put yourself at a disadvantage by not attending class.
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Don't just attend class, participate.
Students who participate in classroom discussion tend to perform better than students who just show up to class. This could be because they are actively engaged in the learning process or because those that participate typically arrive to class prepared. Either way, you'll learn best when you participate in classroom discussion.
Take notes in class.
If you arrive at each class with notes from assigned readings, along with the student case briefs you've prepared, then your class notes should just fill in the gaps. Don't write down everything your professor says. Your class notes should include new material introduced by your professor as well as explanations and analysis that improve your understanding of the law as it relates to cases you've reviewed.
Never get so caught up in taking notes that you don't pay attention to what is being said or become unengaged in class discussion. Review your class notes directly after class, before starting your next reading, and right before your next class.
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