When I started law school, I quickly realized that I could not learn effectively by reading complicated explanations filled with even more complicated legal language. If I was going to understand a concept, I needed it explained in the simplest, most straightforward way possible. I needed clear rule statements. I needed normal language. I needed examples that showed me how each rule actually worked. Most importantly, I needed everything organized in a way that made sense when it was time to study for finals. So, I started creating my own...
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