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Six common 1L subjects (Civil Procedure, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Real Property, and Torts).
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All the business associations-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered when it comes to related essay questions on the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Agency and Partnership
Agency relationships
Power of agent to bind principal
Vicarious liability for agent’s acts
Fiduciary duties in an agency
Partnership creation
Power, liability of partners
Rights of partners among themselves
Termination
Special rules
Corporations and LLCs
Formation
Pre-organization transactions
Veil piercing
Financing the organization
Management and control
Fiduciary duties
Close corporations
Changes in organizational structure
Shareholder, member litigation
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
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All the civil procedure-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered for the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) and the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Jurisdiction, Venue
Subject matter jurisdiction
Personal jurisdiction
Service of process and notice
Venue, forum non conveniens, and transfer
Pretrial Procedures
Preliminary injunctions and temporary restraining orders
Pleadings
Rule 11 Sanctions
Joinder
Discovery
Pretrial conference and order
Motions
General motion requirements
Pretrial motions
Post-trial motions
Laws Applied
State law in federal court
Federal common law
Jury Trials
Right to jury trial
Selection and composition of juries
Requests for and objections to jury instructions
Verdicts and Judgments
Defaults and dismissals
Jury verdicts
Judicial findings and conclusions
Effect of Judgments
Appealability, Review
Final judgment rule
Interlocutory review
Standards of review
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
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All the conflict of laws-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered when it comes to related essay questions on the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
General Principles
Domicile
Jurisdiction
Types of personal jurisdiction
Notice and opportunity to be heard
Other jurisdictional limits
Choice of Law
Basic concepts
Choice-of-law theories
Most significant interests test
Governmental interest analysis
Traditional approach
Defenses against application of foreign law
Constitutional limitations
Federal-state conflicts
Recognition and Enforcement
Full faith and credit
Claim and issue preclusion
Defenses to recognition or enforcement
Family law judgments
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
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All the constitutional law-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered for the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) and the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Individual Rights
Nature and protection of rights
State action
Due Process
Equal protection
First Amendment
Takings
Other protections
Separation of Powers
Powers of Congress
President’s powers
Federal interbranch relationships
Judicial Review
Organization and relationship of state and federal courts
Jurisdiction
Judicial review in operation
Relation of Nation and States
Intergovernmental immunities
Federalism-based limits on state authority
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
Downloadable audio—take your test prep to the beach or mountaintop.
How do Crushendo audio outlines compare to AudioOutlines and AudioLearn?
All the contracts law-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered for the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) and the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Formation
Mutual assent
Consideration
Performance, Breach
Breach
Anticipatory repudiation
Rescission
Non-occurrence of a condition
Impracticability or frustration of purpose
Defenses to Enforceability
Incapacity
Duress
Undue influence
Misrepresentation and nondisclosure
Mistake
Misunderstanding
Public policy violations
Statute of frauds
Remedies
General damages
Special damages
Incidental damages
Liquidated damages
Restitution
Other damages considerations
Equitable remedies
Statutory remedies
Parol Evidence, Interpretation
Parol Evidence Rule
Impact on interpretation
Third Parties
Beneficiaries
Assignment and delegation
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
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All the criminal law and procedure-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered for the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) and the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Constitutional Protections
Searches and seizures
Confessions
Privilege against self-incrimination
Identification procedures
Right to counsel at trial
Fair trial
Guilty pleas
Double jeopardy
Cruel and unusual punishment
Burdens of proof
Appeal and error
General Principles
Voluntary acts
State of mind
Responsibility
Causation
Justification and excuse
Jurisdiction
Homicide
Murder
Manslaughter
Other Crimes
Property-related crimes
People-harming crimes
Inchoate Crimes, Parties
Inchoate (or incomplete) crimes
Parties (or accomplices) to crime
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
Downloadable audio—take your test prep to the beach or mountaintop.
How do Crushendo audio outlines compare to AudioOutlines and AudioLearn?
All the evidence law-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered for the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) and the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Relevance, Reasons for Excluding
Probative value
Authentication
Expert testimony
Demonstrative and experimental evidence
Character and related concepts
Presentation of Evidence
Introduction of evidence
Presumptions
Mode and order of presentation
Impeachment
Hearsay Admissibility
Defining hearsay
Exceptions
Strong exceptions
Weak exceptions
Less tested exceptions
Right to confront witnesses
Privileges, Policy Exclusions
Privileges
Policy Exclusions
Writings, Recordings, Photos
Original records
Summaries
Completeness rule
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
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How do Crushendo audio outlines compare to AudioOutlines and AudioLearn?
All the family law-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered when it comes to related essay questions on the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Getting married
Pre-marriage controversies
Who can marry
Procedural requirements
State-of-mind requirements
Common law marriage
Premarital contracts (or prenups)
Being married
Rights and duties
Family privacy
Marital interference
Ending Marriage
General rules
Divorce
Annulment
Dissolution
Separation
Child support
Alimony determination
Property division
Jurisdiction
Enforcing decrees
Modifying decrees
Child custody
Standard for decision
Joint custody
Visitation
Relocation
Procedural issues
Enforcement
Modification
Unmarried cohabitants
Rights of cohabitants
Unmarried parents and their children
Parent, child, and state
Legal disabilities of childhood
Duty to support
Intra-family immunities
Loss of consortium
Parental rights and limitations
Custody disputes between parents and third parties
Adoption
Jurisdiction
Agency versus independent placements
Parental consent
Alternatives to adoption
Artificial insemination by donor
Surrogacy, in vitro fertilization, and embryo transplantation
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
Downloadable audio—take your test prep to the beach or mountaintop.
How do Crushendo audio outlines compare to AudioOutlines and AudioLearn?
All the property law-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered for the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) and the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Ownership
Present and future interest
Special rules affecting different ownership types
Rule Against Perpetuities (RAP)
Cotenancy
Landlord-tenant law
Conflicts of law
Mortgages
Types of security devices
Security relationships
Transfers
Mortgage discharge
Titles
Adverse possession
Transfer by deed
Transfer at death
Title assurance systems
Special problems
Property Rights
Easements, profits, and licenses
Fixtures
Zoning
Restrictive covenants
Other rights
Real Estate Contracts
Brokerages
Contract creation and construction
Marketable title
Equitable conversion
Options and rights of first refusal
Fitness and suitability
Merger
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
Downloadable audio—take your test prep to the beach or mountaintop.
How do Crushendo audio outlines compare to AudioOutlines and AudioLearn?
All the secured transactions-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered when it comes to related essay questions on the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Collateral Basics
Classes of goods
After-acquired property
Future advances
PMSI and consignments
Title irrelevant
Debtor flexibility
Duties of possession
Accessions versus commingled goods
Attachment and Perfection
Attachment
Perfection
Financing statement amendments
Request for accounting
Collateral Sold by the Debtor
Buyers normally take subject to perfected interests
Proceeds
Shelter Rule
Assignment
Priority
Priority based on security interest type
Priority based on timing
Special priority rules
Subordination
Enforcement, Termination
Repossession
Foreclosure sales
Account debtors
Termination
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
Downloadable audio—take your test prep to the beach or mountaintop.
How do Crushendo audio outlines compare to AudioOutlines and AudioLearn?
All the torts law-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered for the Multistate Bar Exam (MBE) and the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Negligence
Introduction
Duty
Breaching the standard of care
Actual cause
Proximate cause
Damages
Liability based upon other people or things
Defenses
Intentional Torts
Introduction
Torts that harm people
Torts that harm property
Defenses
Strict Liability, Product Liability
Strict liability
Product liability
Additional Torts
Nuisance
Defamation and invasion of privacy
Misrepresentation
Interference with business relations
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
Downloadable audio—take your test prep to the beach or mountaintop.
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All the wills, trusts, and estates-related subjects tested on the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE). That means they have you covered when it comes to related essay questions on the Multistate Essay Exam (MEE). Plus, they cover most of the topics discussed in related law school classes.
Intestate succession
Share of surviving spouse
Share of children and others
Share of ancestors and collaterals
Advancements
Simultaneous death
Wills
Execution requirements
Integration
Incorporation
Facts of independent significance
Codicils
Revocation
Revival
Contractual wills
Construction problems
Will contests
Nonprobate Transfers
Powers and duties of personal representative
Family protection
Omitted spouse
Elective share
Pretermitted children
Living wills, durable health care powers
Execution requirements
Revocation
Authority of agent
Trusts
Classification
Creation
Types of trusts
Alienability of interests
Protective trusts
Trustee powers and duties
Future interests
Common types of interests
Appointment powers
Acceleration of future interests
Rule Against Perpetuities (RAP)
Construction Problems
Children and issue
Death without issue
Survivorship problems
Gifts to classes
Worthier Title
Gifts by implication
Audio outlines, written outlines
Proprietary mnemonics or mnemonic devices—memory hacks.
Leverage the ancient but effective "method of loci"—a.k.a, memory palaces or memory journeys.
Memorable and engaging illustrations.
Downloadable audio—take your test prep to the beach or mountaintop.
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