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The law is all technical definitions or what are called prima facie cases. Prima facie cases are the lifeblood of understanding the law. In law school, you must know the prima facie cases in order to ask the right questions to do your issue-spotting on exams. How well you do in law school depends on how well you memorized the law and how many questions you can ask. Our outlines are nothing but prima facie cases ready to memorize.

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Our law school Flash Cards are more difficult to answer because the questions are not leading. With non-leading questions, you can’t guess the right answer unless you know the law. If we ask you what the definition for consideration is; you either know the answer or you don’t. It’s just something you can’t guess. We give you all the definitions and information you need to memorize to get A’s on your law school exams.

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In most instances, idiomatic law is the most difficult to learn because it is presented to you in a piecemeal fashion in small bits one case at a time. Open Dean’s and you will get true knowledge at your fingertips. Concepts such as felony murder, proximate cause, nuisance, product liability, conspiracy, attempt, negligence, criminal and civil intents, and 1000’s more are shown to you in all their variations where you can see it all in one place. Amazingly, when you see everything and can study everything all at once you gain true understanding in a lot less time. No wonder the average student who has Dean’s uses it 14.8 times every day.

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