Barbri simulated (a couple weeks ago, haven't looked at a single MBE question since): 156 raw.usuaggie wrote:Barbri simulated: 135 rawcadestevenson wrote:Would any of you guys like to share your scores on MBE practice tests? I'd love to find out how I stack up. Thanks.
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no, certainly not enforceable under copyright (unless we had the exact questions and answer choices memorized). The only thing to be concerned about is that before you are admitted, the Bar can refuse to admit you for pretty much anything.thrillerjesus wrote:Serious question: Does anyone think that "never discuss any of this in any form, ever, no matter what" shit is even enforceable? Really, noting that a strict scrutiny analysis was required on a 200 question application for a attorney license is a copyright violation?Fresh Prince wrote:i dont think we should be discussing this, exp or not...Reinhardt wrote:And if these questions are experimental, we probably shouldn't be talking about them??? Don't want to be a stick in the mud but don't want anyone to get in trouble.
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150 raw here. if we're all struggling like this, i think we're gonna be ok with the curve...Emma. wrote:Barbri simulated (a couple weeks ago, haven't looked at a single MBE question since): 156 raw.usuaggie wrote:Barbri simulated: 135 rawcadestevenson wrote:Would any of you guys like to share your scores on MBE practice tests? I'd love to find out how I stack up. Thanks.
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i think you waive confrontation where intent was to make witness not testify (not the case here), but intent doesnt matter where you make the witness unavailable so could still claim hearsay.Tangerine Gleam wrote:I actually think you may be right (I was not). Eithe way, I had never heard of this concept.hlsperson1111 wrote:yeah i said waived both, like 99% sure that's wrong thoughchass wrote:Anyone have a q about a waiver of right to confront witness and waiver of hearsay for killing the victim? think they tried to introduce victims prior statements.
i said hearsay but waived confrontation clause, but for entirely different (and wrong) reasons.
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Curve is not going to be greater than +12-15 broheim. im fuckt.funkyturds wrote:150 raw here. if we're all struggling like this, i think we're gonna be ok with the curve...Emma. wrote:Barbri simulated (a couple weeks ago, haven't looked at a single MBE question since): 156 raw.usuaggie wrote:Barbri simulated: 135 rawcadestevenson wrote:Would any of you guys like to share your scores on MBE practice tests? I'd love to find out how I stack up. Thanks.
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According to CMR, only confrontation waiver if you kill the witness. Never heard of a hearsay waiver?Tangerine Gleam wrote:I actually think you may be right (I was not). Eithe way, I had never heard of this concept.hlsperson1111 wrote:yeah i said waived both, like 99% sure that's wrong thoughchass wrote:Anyone have a q about a waiver of right to confront witness and waiver of hearsay for killing the victim? think they tried to introduce victims prior statements.
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Nice improvement, Ken Jennings. I think my only improvement was going from 50 something in Evidence and property to 70-80 to match the rest of my scores.
Have you ever met Ken Jennings in person? I was surprised by how amazingly skinny he was. I guess that helped him perfect his jedi buzzer tricks.
Have you ever met Ken Jennings in person? I was surprised by how amazingly skinny he was. I guess that helped him perfect his jedi buzzer tricks.
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According to CMR it was no forfeit for the confrontation clause, since that would have to be to stop him testifying. I guess it would have been a waiver of hearsay under the Statement Offered Against Party Procuring exception. I actually got screwed there by knowing a little CA evidence, where this exception is narrower.Emma. wrote:Oh yeah, I'm trying to block that one out. Purely getting, I said it was not a waiver of either because no proof that the intent to kill was to prevent testimony.chass wrote:Anyone have a q about a waiver of right to confront witness and waiver of hearsay for killing the victim? think they tried to introduce victims prior statements.
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I actually took an NCBE released exam this morning, MBE online test 3. Scored 170 scaled. If only my real MBE were that high.
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I'm gonna tell you guys this right now. I was close between choosing BarBri or Themis. It came down to price and I chose Themis. I have the BarBri App and have taken the BarBri practice MBE exams and I have taken the Themis MBEs and MBE exams. The Themis ones were WAAAAAAY harder and tested a wide variety of obscure stuff that I saw today and remembered. If only BarBri could combine their essay/memorization crap with Themis MBE, there might actually be a real bar company out there. Anyone else using Themis feel like today's MBE there's a good amount of stuff you have seen before?
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What about the car one with the tools missing. Owed 3k still. Stat of limitations expired but he wrote and offered to pay 2300
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How, in god's name, is the mean MBE raw score around 130? Are the plurality of bar takers from the south or something? Epstein's joke, not mine.
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The rumor was that Barbri MBE questions were way harder than the real thing? I don't know about that at all.cadestevenson wrote:How, in god's name, is the mean MBE raw score around 130? Are the plurality of bar takers from the south or something? Epstein's joke, not mine.
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Yeah but I thought it had to be accepted...usuaggie wrote:What about the car one with the tools missing. Owed 3k still. Stat of limitations expired but he wrote and offered to pay 2300
Great, I was wrong, but according to my notes it would only be enforceable up to the $2300...
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Maybe they were inferring hearsay exception for procuring declarants unavailability?lawdawg09 wrote:According to CMR, only confrontation waiver if you kill the witness. Never heard of a hearsay waiver?Tangerine Gleam wrote:I actually think you may be right (I was not). Eithe way, I had never heard of this concept.hlsperson1111 wrote:yeah i said waived both, like 99% sure that's wrong thoughchass wrote:Anyone have a q about a waiver of right to confront witness and waiver of hearsay for killing the victim? think they tried to introduce victims prior statements.
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Agreed, but what confused me was the applicable hearsay exception in the question didn't hinge on unavailability.Maybe they were inferring hearsay exception for procuring declarants unavailability?
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I said inadmissible, but I read on autoadmit that judge took judicial notice so I really don't know.Tangerine Gleam wrote:What about where expert said treatise was shit but jury was nonetheless allowed to read it?
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Also one where the farmer agreed to sell all his crops at the end of the season to a buyer and the buyer discovered halfway thru the season that farmer was not growing the crops. Think the facts said it was impossible to plant the crops at that point and asked what could the buyer do.
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My understanding is that Procuring Unavailability is its own hearsay exception, so it doesn't have to hinge on anything else. E.g., if you stop someone from testifying, fair to let other side to use out of court statements.Fresh Prince wrote:Agreed, but what confused me was the applicable hearsay exception in the question didn't hinge on unavailability.Maybe they were inferring hearsay exception for procuring declarants unavailability?
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i said breach and buyer could sue for damages immediately, but i think i was wrong.chass wrote:Also one where the farmer agreed to sell all his crops at the end of the season to a buyer and the buyer discovered halfway thru the season that farmer was not growing the crops. Think the facts said it was impossible to plant the crops at that point and asked what could the buyer do.
just dont think there was any way seller could have performed by K date (K explicitly asked for output of all crops produced on seller's land.
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Did you guys pick the same answer choices for two or more of the Con law questions? Were there really 4 (or more) questions about the dormant commerce clause?
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Agreed. Probably wrong though.usuaggie wrote:What about the car one with the tools missing. Owed 3k still. Stat of limitations expired but he wrote and offered to pay 2300
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he promised to give all crops he grew on his land.Tangerine Gleam wrote:The K was for "all crops grown on farmer's land next season" (or whatever). He didn't actually promise to grow anything, right?
i felt like that meant he didnt have to give crops if he didnt grow any, but no answer choice reflected that.
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The third party beneficiary (private school)'s rights hadn't vested in that money from the advertising contract, right? They hadn't manifested assent, despite being notified of the assignment?
The landlord only had an action against the original tenant and the second assignee, right, not the middle one?
For the flooded motor factory, was that just duty to perform on time that was discharged, did impracticability give them the opportunity to divide their output...
The landlord only had an action against the original tenant and the second assignee, right, not the middle one?
For the flooded motor factory, was that just duty to perform on time that was discharged, did impracticability give them the opportunity to divide their output...
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