Share your Mnemonic study phrases? Forum
- LAWYER2

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Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
One I'll never forget for contracts, statute of frauds; "MY LEGS": Marriage, contracts for more than one Year, Land, Executor (or estate), Goods (over $500), Surety;
I've been trying to come up with some good ones for possessory estates in property, and intentional torts in torts.
**ETA**
Here is a scrabble word generator site which is REALLY helpful making words out of the first letters of whatever your trying to remember: http://www.anagrammer.com/ The generator is to the left, the site content is ad heavy because it's free.
I've been trying to come up with some good ones for possessory estates in property, and intentional torts in torts.
**ETA**
Here is a scrabble word generator site which is REALLY helpful making words out of the first letters of whatever your trying to remember: http://www.anagrammer.com/ The generator is to the left, the site content is ad heavy because it's free.
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target

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
this is funny and brilliant.LAWYER2 wrote:One I'll never forget for contracts, statute of frauds; "MY LEGS": Marriage, contracts for more than one Year, Land, Executor (or estate), Goods (over $500), Surety;
I've been trying to come up with some good ones for possessory estates in property, and intentional torts in torts.
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agathos

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
+1target wrote:this is funny and brilliant.LAWYER2 wrote:One I'll never forget for contracts, statute of frauds; "MY LEGS": Marriage, contracts for more than one Year, Land, Executor (or estate), Goods (over $500), Surety;
I've been trying to come up with some good ones for possessory estates in property, and intentional torts in torts.
,
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waxecstatic

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
Pretty good idea.agathos wrote:+1target wrote:this is funny and brilliant.LAWYER2 wrote:One I'll never forget for contracts, statute of frauds; "MY LEGS": Marriage, contracts for more than one Year, Land, Executor (or estate), Goods (over $500), Surety;
I've been trying to come up with some good ones for possessory estates in property, and intentional torts in torts.
,
- Gamecubesupreme

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
Are you guys just shamelessly tagging this topic and hoping for more mnemonics without contributing?waxecstatic wrote:Pretty good idea.agathos wrote:+1target wrote:this is funny and brilliant.LAWYER2 wrote:One I'll never forget for contracts, statute of frauds; "MY LEGS": Marriage, contracts for more than one Year, Land, Executor (or estate), Goods (over $500), Surety;
I've been trying to come up with some good ones for possessory estates in property, and intentional torts in torts.
,
Cause that's what I'm doing.
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random5483

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
I never bothered with mneumonics because I tend to have more success memorizing the actual rules without the use of mneumonics. Crazy I know, but it works for me.
The only mneumonic I recall is BARRK from criminal law. For felony murder, certain specifically enumerated felonies usually result in 1st degree murder conditions. They are Burglary, Arson, Rape, Robbery, and Kidnapping (BARRK).
The only mneumonic I recall is BARRK from criminal law. For felony murder, certain specifically enumerated felonies usually result in 1st degree murder conditions. They are Burglary, Arson, Rape, Robbery, and Kidnapping (BARRK).
- LAWYER2

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
For Property
Frank Sinatra Doesn't Prefer Orville Redenbacher
FSDPOR = Fee Simple Determinable Possibility Of Reverter
Frank Sinatra Doesn't Prefer Orville Redenbacher
FSDPOR = Fee Simple Determinable Possibility Of Reverter
- I.P. Daly

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
AP for property:
"An Echo"
Actual, Notorious, Exclusive, Continuous, Hostile, Open/Notorious
"An Echo"
Actual, Notorious, Exclusive, Continuous, Hostile, Open/Notorious
- masochist

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
Yes.Gamecubesupreme wrote:
Are you guys just shamelessly tagging this topic and hoping for more mnemonics without contributing?
Cause that's what I'm doing.
But I will contribute something if I can think of one
- I.P. Daly

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
Requirements for common law offer:
"Q Tips"
Quantity, Time, Identity, Party, Subject matter
My buddy taught me this to remember the intentional torts:
"Fat Bitc[h]"
False imprisonment, Assault, Trespass to chattel, Battery, IIED, Trespass to land, Conversion
"Q Tips"
Quantity, Time, Identity, Party, Subject matter
My buddy taught me this to remember the intentional torts:
"Fat Bitc[h]"
False imprisonment, Assault, Trespass to chattel, Battery, IIED, Trespass to land, Conversion
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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
I think you might be in trouble if you cant remember the int torts without using a mnemonic
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- introversional

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
You all have anything to remind me what the substantive differences are between Stare Decisis, Precedent, and Mandatory Authority?
- LAWYER2

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
I.P. Daly wrote:Requirements for common law offer:
"Q Tips"
Quantity, Time, Identity, Party, Subject matter
My buddy taught me this to remember the intentional torts:
"Fat Bitc[h]"
False imprisonment, Assault, Trespass to chattel, Battery, IIED, Trespass to land, Conversion
Good one! I've been trying to come up with something for torts but that definitely works!
My property and tort exams are closed book, so any little thing helps, and mnemonic phrasing really, really help me.
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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
Gamecubesupreme wrote:Are you guys just shamelessly tagging this topic and hoping for more mnemonics without contributing?
Cause that's what I'm doing.
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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
I used "A Hooker On Every CornerI.P. Daly wrote:AP for property:
"An Echo"
Actual, Notorious, Exclusive, Continuous, Hostile, Open/Notorious
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- ph14

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
I've heard it as "OCEAN."AlexanderSupertramp wrote:I used "A Hooker On Every CornerI.P. Daly wrote:AP for property:
"An Echo"
Actual, Notorious, Exclusive, Continuous, Hostile, Open/Notorious
Open, continuous, exclusive, actual, notorious.
- king3780

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
I've heard it as OCEAN as well.ph14 wrote:I've heard it as "OCEAN."AlexanderSupertramp wrote:I used "A Hooker On Every CornerI.P. Daly wrote:AP for property:
"An Echo"
Actual, Notorious, Exclusive, Continuous, Hostile, Open/Notorious
Open, continuous, exclusive, actual, notorious.
- LAWYER2

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
I like OCEAN, good one!
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lawstudent21

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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
Intentional torts = ABC FITT
Assault
Battery
Conversion
False Imprisonment
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
Trespass to Land
Trespass to Chattels
Assault
Battery
Conversion
False Imprisonment
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
Trespass to Land
Trespass to Chattels
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Re: Share your Mnemonic study phrases?
For intentional torts..
What about interference with contract and unfair competition?
Guess my professor is just crazy.
What about interference with contract and unfair competition?
Guess my professor is just crazy.
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