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Briefing cases is the most popular form of note-taking in law school, and is a great way to keep the information about a case at hand in class.

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Law professors frequently use the Socratic method to teach cases. It can be scary at first, but in fact is easy to prepare for and helps isolate the issues.

The first year of law school is always busy, but studying can quickly replace all else. Balance is key, both for good grades and to enjoy the experience.

Bonny was a better fighter than most male pirates. When the end was near, she fought like a hell-cat on her ship's deck while her male crew mates slumbered in rum heaven.