I just started my 1L and I'm so lost on what exactly black letter law is.
Everyone keeps telling me that when I read cases I should be looking for the relevant black letter law. They tell me the facts and specific details of the case isn't important but that I should know all the black letter law for the exams...But I can't exactly find it...
Also what are the best commercial outlines?
What is black letter law? Forum
- kalvano
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Re: What is black letter law?
BLL is the rule that the case establishes. It's not always explicitly stated, especially in older cases, so you have to hunt for it. Occasionally a professor will be nice enough to give it to you.
As far as outlines....really?
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... =3&t=26949
As far as outlines....really?
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... =3&t=26949