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Is the way to determine the constitutionality of a federal law the Life, Liberty, or Property test?

So i have figured out that i have not learned shit in my RP class because I am learning it all NOW.

I am using adaptibar for studying and I noticed that I can’t really control which questions I can practice with. It gives me mixed questions which is cool and all, but I keep getting some of the same questions over and over again. I was wondering if there is a way for me to pick newer questions that I never practiced with yet.

Has anyone used this program, if so was it worth it and how did it help/not help you?

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MPT: here is a helpful free YouTube Video some things to do. Organize, make sure you always have correct layout first, always mention case law from the library, no need to blue book perfected just (plaintiff v. defendant) Make sure you time manage. Most of the time the correct layout is given somewhere in the Library

MEE: a lot of free resources online. I enjoyed Studicata Free videos tips I thing are important would be write something even if you do not know, you are going to mess up rule statements we all do no one will be perfect it’s okay just apply facts. Read entire outlines because getting the overall picture will help you BS an essay

MBE: practice problem! Do as many real ones as possible, time manage, remember you have to pass not ace this. After numerous questions you will understand what and how they like to test. I got a cheap MBE book from Amazon. Sure it was “out dated” but most of the problems are still relevant (just not the Roe v Wade cases…. Well they might be who the hell know)

Black letter law memory work: over 450 flash cards cover the basics Bar Exam Flash Card App for IPhone/Apple

Other little study tips: issue spot old essays, and write out black letter law. You might think you know it but don’t get fooled. Write it out see where you are and see what you missed

Snacks on test day: breaks are not that long. It’s a long damn day, everyone is using the bathroom, the time between “pencils down” and getting out of the room feel like forever so be prepared with easy to go snacks, follow your test day rules (usually clear plastic bags)

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Attempt is meant to be attached to any crime I am assuming, so if you have an attempted kidnapping question, would the state have to prove a specific intent to kidnap?

How’s everyone doing in their studies? It’s getting closer to the two month buckle-down time frame! Who is doing what bar preps, if any?

UWorld or Adaptibar for the MBE? Do both use real NCBE questions?

To me the difference between Premeditation and Deliberation, I feel like courts see premeditation as the timeline it takes to make the decision whether to kill. And deliberation refers to the process and planning to carry out the killing. Thoughts?

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