ARIZONA BAR EXAM OUTLINES & SUBJECT GUIDE
This is the master outline hub for the Arizona bar exam. The Arizona exam tests the same core body of American law covered in our universal, treatise-depth outlines below. Rather than duplicate that material, this page links you straight to the single authoritative outline for each subject, plus Arizona-specific resources where the state's law departs from the national rules.
Most U.S. jurisdictions test the seven MBE subjects (multiple choice) and, in Uniform Bar Exam and many essay states, the additional MEE essay subjects. For Arizona's exact current format — whether it administers the UBE, its own essays, the MBE, and any state-specific components — and for the transition to the NextGen bar exam (which all jurisdictions adopt by July 2028), see the Arizona Bar Exam Guide.
I. MBE SUBJECTS (UNIVERSAL OUTLINES)
The seven Multistate Bar Examination subjects — tested in every U.S. jurisdiction except Louisiana. Each links to a full treatise-depth long outline (with a one-page cheat sheet inside):
- Contracts & Sales
- Torts
- Constitutional Law
- Criminal Law & Procedure
- Civil Procedure
- Evidence
- Real Property
II. MEE / ESSAY SUBJECTS (UNIVERSAL OUTLINES)
Additional subjects tested on the Multistate Essay Examination and many state essay exams:
III. HOW TO USE THESE OUTLINES
Start with the universal long outline for each subject to master the black-letter law, drill the one-page cheat sheet for rapid review, then — for Arizona — confirm any state-specific rules and the current exam format in the Arizona Bar Exam Guide. Bookmark this page as your Arizona study home base.
★ Arizona Distinctions
For the rules where Arizona law departs from the national MBE/MEE doctrine, study the Arizona Bar Exam Distinctions outline (and its one-page cheat sheet) alongside the universal outlines above.