Drop admin or conlaw ii? Forum

[victortsoi]

I know I asked this before recently, but I've narrowed down to conlaw ii vs admin. I prefer issue spotting exams, and will be taking corporations at the same time. I also prefer to learn from supplements. Any advice? The effect on my schedule will be about the same

[UnderrateOverachieve]

I know I asked this before recently, but I've narrowed down to conlaw ii vs admin. I prefer issue spotting exams, and will be taking corporations at the same time. I also prefer to learn from supplements. Any advice? The effect on my schedule will be about the same

Good god do not drop Con Law for Admin. Con Law II is a CAKE WALK with the right tools. I am talking little to no reading.

Admin = hell.

[victortsoi]

I know I asked this before recently, but I've narrowed down to conlaw ii vs admin. I prefer issue spotting exams, and will be taking corporations at the same time. I also prefer to learn from supplements. Any advice? The effect on my schedule will be about the same

Good god do not drop Con Law for Admin. Con Law II is a CAKE WALK with the right tools. I am talking little to no reading.

Admin = hell.

Thanks....I guess i'm maybe letting my previous experiences with con law I ruin my "appetite" for con law ii. I guess I just don't look forward to writing an exam discussing what scalia ate that affected his vote in a certain case, as opposed to a good old fashioned issue spotter. OTOH, admin is con law "like" from other things I hear. I'm just not sure...

[UnderrateOverachieve]

I know I asked this before recently, but I've narrowed down to conlaw ii vs admin. I prefer issue spotting exams, and will be taking corporations at the same time. I also prefer to learn from supplements. Any advice? The effect on my schedule will be about the same

Good god do not drop Con Law for Admin. Con Law II is a CAKE WALK with the right tools. I am talking little to no reading.

Admin = hell.

Thanks....I guess i'm maybe letting my previous experiences with con law I ruin my "appetite" for con law ii. I guess I just don't look forward to writing an exam discussing what scalia ate that affected his vote in a certain case, as opposed to a good old fashioned issue spotter. OTOH, admin is con law "like" from other things I hear. I'm just not sure...

Treat it as a structured class and it will amazingly become structured. Force yourself to stick to a more rigid line of argumentation. Scrutiny prongs, specific arguments and counter arguments, and self-made planned lines of argument.

The self-made lines I am thinking of are something like, history -> precedent -> current societal norms. Something like that. You can make it a lot less wishy washy. Just attack each issue like you are writing a brief on behalf of a client and not like you are writing a poly sci theoretical paper.