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I R A C 2810 0
Started by All4JDS
This thread is about how to write rule statements in an essay. Essay writing is very simple if you know how to write it.
ISSUE:
Issue/title should consist of one to three words, not a complete sentence i.e. Third Party Standing, and not, the issue here is whether the party has a standing Underline the Issue.
The best method of issue spotting is to write down the issues as they pop in your mind as you are reading the essay question. It is possible that you will find ...
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Multistate Essay Examination (MEE) collection of essay questions. 20791 13
Started by All4JDS
Jurisdictions using MEE
Alabama,Arkansas, District of Columbia,Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky,
Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Guam,
Northern Mariana Is.
Please add past MEEs Questions here. JDJinx member, Incognito, has created a spread sheet that has the rules of law tested on every MEE subject for the last 15 years. ( http://www.jdjinx.com/Forum/tabid/54/for...
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by alicia 01/19/2013 9:37 PM |
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RULE STATEMENTS FOR CONTRACT ESSAYS 2382 3
Started by All4JDS
The UCC Governs the sale of goods. This contract involves sale of -----. Because ------ are goods, the UCC will apply. In addition the UCC has special rules applicable to merchants. Here, both the parties are merchants because they are in the business of buying and selling -----, goods. Thus special rules for merchants will apply to this contract.
SOF
SOF requires that certain types of agreement be in writing, signed by the party to be charged.
However, because the services called f...
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by max02/26/2011 12:27 AM |
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RULE STATEMENTS FOR CRIMINAL LAW/PRO ESSAYS 1704 2
Started by All4JDS
Common Law Murder:
The unlawful killing of another with malice aforethought. Malice aforethought requires 1) Intent to kill 2) Intent to inflict grave bodily injury 3) reckless indifference to an unjustifiably high risk to human life ( depraved heart) and 3) intent to commit felony.
First Degree Murder:
When the killing is done with premeditation and deliberation.
Second Degree Murder:
A killing done without premeditation and deliberation. Intentional unjustifiable killin...
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by All4JDS12/06/2008 4:12 AM |
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Kentucky Past Bar Exam Essays 798 0
Started by All4JDS
http://www.kyoba.org/essay20questions/essay20questions20main20page.htm
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Texas Past Bar Exam Essays 989 0
Started by All4JDS
http://www.ble.state.tx.us/past_exams/main_pastexams.htm
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Ohio Past Bar Exam Essays 753 0
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http://www.sconet.state.oh.us/admissions/barExam.asp
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RULE STATEMENTS FOR TORTS 1673 1
Started by Anonymous
Intentional Torts:
1. Battery: π must show that Δ intentionally acted to cause a harmful or offensive touching of a third person and that such touching occurred.
2. Assault: π must show that Δ intentionally acted to put π in imminent apprehension of a harmful or offensive touching and such apprehension occurred.
3. False Imprisonment: π must show that defendant intentionally acted to confine π within a bounded with no reasonable
4. IIED: π must show that Δ intentionally or re...
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by Torts Condensed Outline 04/03/2008 6:48 PM |
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RULE STATEMENTS FOR PROPERTY ESSAYS 1588 2
Started by All4JDS
EASEMENT
An easement is a non possessor interest in the land of another, which gives right to the holder of the easement to make use another’s land. The easement is appurtenant if it benefits the holders land.
EASEMENT IN GROSS:
Easement is in gross if it confers upon its holder only some personal or pecuniary advantage that is not related to his use or enjoyment of his land. Here servient tenement is burdened. However, there is no benefited or dominant tenement. There is not accom...
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by jeff 03/30/2008 12:42 AM |
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My Personal Bar Exam Advice: The Wrap-Up 1528 5
Started by Anonymous
Now that the stress has subsided, I wanted to
write a wrap-up post for future takers of all the advice I can think of about
the California Bar. Most of it probably applies to other states too, but just
know that I have CA in mind here. Where I wrote a full post on that particular
piece of advice, the link to that post is provided.
One important caveat
about Bar Exam advice -- from any source -- is that you have to take it all with
a grain of salt. Studying for and taking the Bar i...
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by California Bar Exam 02/22/2008 5:11 PM |
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RULE STATEMENTS FOR EVIDENCE 1350 0
Started by Anonymous
CA/FRE DISTINCTIONS
Ancient Writings
CA requires 30 years (FED: 20)
Witness UNAVAILABLE when:
FED: Do not remember or refuse to testify
CA: These are NOT grounds for unavailability (considered available instead)
Offers to Pay Medical Expenses
FRE admission of fact (admissible) with offer to pay medical expenses (inadmissible)
CA excludes both.
Character of the Accused
CA: Defendant may introduce specific acts to prove victim’s character.
CA: c...
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02/22/2008 1:45 AM |
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ESSAY TIPS FOR CIVIL PROCEDURE 1589 1
Started by All4JDS
Personal Jurisdiction
Personal jurisdiction refers to a court’s power to exercise its judicial authority over a particular defendant. There are three bases from which a court can derive this authority: traditional, statutory and constitutional.
Traditional Bases for Jurisdiction
Traditionally, courts had automatic jurisdiction when the defendant resided in the forum state, consented to jurisdiction in the forum state, or was served in the forum state.
Statutory Ba...
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by hijacked 02/22/2008 1:43 AM |
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CON LAW ESSAY FACT PATTERN 1175 1
Started by Anonymous
Commerce Clause Fact Pattern:
2SPEC
Standing
State Action
Pre-emption
Privilege and Immunities clause Discussion
Equal Protection Clause Discussion
Commerce Clause Discussion
Contract Clause Discussion (if applicable)
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by Stranger 02/19/2008 7:08 PM |
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CORPORATION 1264 0
Started by Anonymous
PUDE CSI1016M IP2D2 WIC BLARD
Promoters
Ultra vires
Defacto corp.
corp. by Estoppel
Common law fraud
Controlling Shareholder
Insider trading (10b5)
10b (5)
16 (b)
Misappropriation
Inspect books
Premptive rights
Piercing corporate viel
Dividends
Derivative suits
Direct Suit
Watered stock
Indemnification
Duty of care
best judgment rule
Duty of Loyalty
Appraisal Rights
Regulation of bidders
Dissolution (Sa...
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