Anyone got an Arrow-like Civ Pro BLL memorization outline? Forum

[SeymourShowz]

Our civ pro exam is closed book, other than the FRCP supplement. I'm just about to start compiling my outline into exam format BLL statements that I can memorize for the exam.

Does anyone have a similar completed document that I could look at? Compiling everything myself is probably not a bad way to re-learn the material, but I just thought I'd ask... might make the process a bit faster.

[TobiasFunke]

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[BarbellDreams]

I wish all of my exams were closed book.

[blerg]

Mine are in progress, but I'm happy to share what I've got if you'd like.

[SeymourShowz]

A closed-book CIV PRO exam? It's bad enough if that happens on Torts. Your professor's evil.

All my exams are closed book.. Civ Pro, Property, and Torts.

[vanwinkle]

I had closed-book Civ Pro and I used the Glannon Guide (not the E&E, it's called the "Glannon Guide to Civil Procedure") to review over and over, and that prepared me well enough.

[SeymourShowz]

I had closed-book Civ Pro and I used the Glannon Guide (not the E&E, it's called the "Glannon Guide to Civil Procedure") to review over and over, and that prepared me well enough.

I have both the E&E and Glannon Guide. I've read through the E&E entirely and used the Guide to fill in some gaps, like pleadings, that don't seem to be covered in the E&E.

I just feel like I need to commit to memory the exact way in which I'll answer a personal jurisdiction or Erie or joinder or whatever question. Otherwise I'm worried I'm going to have time issues. I still have not taken a single practice test and am starting to feel like I've totally f--ked up the semester..