Sterling Test Prep Bar Exam Review MBE Essentials: Governing Law Outlines

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From the Author --------------- This book was developed through an analysis of prior MBE exams to identify questions that are best able to predict success or failure on the bar examination. The outlines describe principles of substantive law, which most often govern the correct answer to most questions on each section of the MBE. MBE Essentials: Governing Law describes the principles of substantive law, which most often governs the correct answers to Multistate Bar Examination Questions. The performance of candidates on individual questions has been correlated with success or failure on the bar examination.Through an analysis of these statistics, we have been able to identify those questions that are best able to predict success or failure on the bar examination and put together the outlines of laws that govern those questions. Students should learn these important governing law principles in order to determine the answers to the questions on the MBE. These rules of law will likely determine the answers to more than half of the questions on each section of the MBE. Knowing these principles helps to make a decision between two tough choices; it is important to have this knowledge to get a passing score on the exam. Used books may have outdated content. We make content updates regularly based on customers' comments, editorial input and latest test changes. The most current version is only available directly from (sold & shipped by ), Barnes & Noble and Sterling Test Prep web store. Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) From the Inside Flap -------------------- Introduction to the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) Preparation and test taking strategies Learning and applying the applicable substantive law Honing your reading skills Improving multiple choice test taking skills Improving your ability to make correct judgment calls MBE tips and suggestions Constitutional Law ∙ Constitutional law- overview ∙ Nature of judicial review ∙ Separation of powers ∙ The relation of the nation and states ∙ Individual rights ∙ Equal protection - overview ∙ The equal protection clause ∙ First Amendment ∙ Constitutional law - quick facts Contract Law ∙ Contract law - overview ∙ Formation of contracts ∙ Consideration ∙ Third-party beneficiary contracts ∙ Assignment and delegation ∙ Statute of frauds ∙ Parol evidence rule ∙ Interpretation of contracts ∙ Conditions ∙ Remedies ∙ Impossibility and frustration ∙ Contracts law - quick facts Criminal Law ∙ Homicide crimes ∙ Other crimes against the person ∙ Property crimes ∙ Inchoate crimes ∙ General principles ∙ Constitutional protections ∙ Criminal law - quick facts Evidence ∙ Presentation of evidence ∙ Privileges and exclusions ∙ Relevancy and its counterweights ∙ Writings as evidence ∙ Hearsay ∙ Hearsay exceptions requiring declarant be unavailable ∙ Hearsay exceptions not requiring unavailability ∙ Evidence - quick facts Property Law ∙ Property law - overview ∙ The estate system ∙ Rights in land ∙ Vendor and purchaser ∙ Title ∙ Property law - quick facts Tort Law ∙ Tort law - overview ∙ Intentional torts ∙ Nuisance ∙ Strict liability ∙ Negligence ∙ Defamation ∙ Privacy ∙ Deceit ∙ Procedural issues ∙ Worker's compensation ∙ Tort law - quick facts Federal Jurisdiction ∙ Jurisdiction of federal courts in general ∙ Federal question jurisdiction ∙ Diversity jurisdiction ∙ Supplemental jurisdiction ∙ Removal jurisdiction ∙ Jurisdiction over persons and property ∙ Venue Appendix ∙ Court systems within the U.S. - federal and state courts ∙ How cases move through the federal courts ∙ The Constitution of the United States (transcript) ∙ Bill of Rights of the United States of America (1791) ∙ The Bill of Rights (transcript) ∙ Constitutional amendments 11-27 (transcript) ∙ States' rights under the U.S. Constitution ∙ Definitions of legal terms Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) See all Editorial Reviews ( /dp/product-description/1947556452/ref=dp_proddesc_0?ie=UTF8&n=283155&s=books&isInIframe=0 )