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devilblue
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AMP Question
How valuable are the AMP question sets? I have completed the Torts and Civil Procedure Knowledge Checks, and in doing those I tested out of all the Civ Pro AMP assignments and all but one of the Torts AMP assignments. I feel that part of why I tested out of the AMPs by doing well on the Knowledge Checks is simply because I know how to spot the black-letter answer, not because I really know or have memorized the black-letter answer. Come test day, of course, I'll need more than just to be able to spot the black letter law. I wonder, then, whether you all feel the AMPs are worth going through and doing/reviewing regardless of having tested out of them? Or is my time better spent doing other studying?
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lightofurlife
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Re: AMP Question
I would like some feedback on this as well, I tried doing an amp for torts and I don’t even know if I’m doing it right but I can’t even see the correct answers to what I got wrong so that isn’t helpful at all
