Want to pass the bar exam? Use this book: it includes 581 actual bar exam questions from past exams, the real deal. Comprehensive highly detailed authoritative explanations for each answer. You will finally know WHAT the rule is and WHY the right answer is right -- and why the wrong answer is wrong. To pass you need to practice, practice, practice. It's just that simple. Here it is!
Authored by a Fulbright law specialist, former reserch assistant at Harvard Law School, who passed the New York Bar on his first attempt. Dr. Engle went on to author scores of books about law. He explains with clear easy to follow explanations just what the rule is. This book includes vital test taking tips and tactics.
You need this book. So buy it now, and study hard.
Still don't believe me? Okay, here are just a few of the vital test taking tips, more are inside the book.
VITAL BAR EXAM TEST TAKING TIPS Right and Wrong AnswersThe bar examination tests legal reasoning: Sometimes more than one of the answers is correct! PICK THE STRONGER ONE. Likewise, Sometimes there is no right answer given! You must choose the BEST choice of the given choices! Wrong answers are less exact, less accurate, or outright wrong, as compared to the correct answer which is most accurate of given choices and the most likely argument to be accepted by the court on existing law or a good faith argument thereon. THERE ARE MORE CLUES TIPS AND TRICKS INSIDE THE BOOK SO JUST BUY IT ALREADY. What, still don't believe me, hey guess what, lots of people fail. Here's how to reduce the odds of failure.
Process of Elimination1) Eliminate clearly wrong answers first. Then,
2) Choose the best answer among the remaining choices. Trust your "guess" because it is probably right, you just don't remember for certain, and you have no time to lose.
Stuck on a question?
Guess! Make your best guess. You are better off guessing immediately instead of skipping "to come back later" because you probably won't have time to come back to answer questions you skipped. Unanswered questions are guarantied wrong! But even a blind guess might be right!
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more tips and tricks and ACTUAL multi-state bar exam questions asked on past MBE bar exams released by the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE). The NCBE retains copyright over the questions. Use of these questions does not constitute an endorsement by the NCBE. The explanatory answers are complete, accurate, and detailed. No copyright is claimed as to the questions: the explanations to the answers were authored by Dr. Eric Engle LL.M. (Fulbright).
About the Author: Dr. Jur. Eric Engle, JD, DEA (Paris II), LL.M (Humboldt) taught law in France (Nanterre) Germany (Bremen, Humboldt), Estonia (Tartu), Russia (Pericles) Ukraine (Fulbright, Kharkiv) and Bosnia (Fulbright, Sarajevo): worked as a legal research aid at Harvard Law School. Passed the New York Bar on his first attempt.
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