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Because I apparently have way too much time on my hands, I spent part of Xmas break transcribing all the case summaries I wrote for class last semester into a web site.

so far, it's only got Civil Procedure, Contracts, and Constitutional Law 1, but more classes will be added as I take them.

Here's the URL:

http://www.invispress.com/law

It's free. No popups.

Wow. Many thanks

Wow! I'm impressed! I even read the FAQs... I should probably find a more productive way to spend my time too!

This is really great. I can't thank you enough for putting all your time and efforts in this; I will def. use your summaries (God knows I need every extra supplemental info. I can get my hands on...)

Thanks again.

The site has been updated with new cases. It now contains cases for:

Contracts, Property, Torts, Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law I, Decedent's Estates, and Professional Responsibility.

http://www.invispress.com/law

Hope you find it useful.

Nifty. It's crazy to look at other outlines from others courses - the material and method of teaching it can be so different. Even the same cases, the professors are trying to illustrate different areas of the law.

Thanks!

Very helpful. Thanks much.

Some of my law school buddies and I enjoy Mike Shecket's website. He's posted his notes and outlines.

http://lawschool.mikeshecket.com/

Thanks KC, I just checked out the website; well written and informative

Yea mike's stuff is awesome. If you have the same book as him, you could get by not even going to class and just reading his notes/briefs.

You are brilliant and saved my ass in civ pro. I had to have some medical tests at the start of the semester and was in a daze for two months. Thanks for helping me out of it.

I'm bumping this for all the new 1Ls...

My Law School Case Briefs (http://www.invispress.com/law/) site has been updated. It now contains cases for:

Administrative Law
Civil Procedure
Constitutional Law I
Contracts
Criminal Justice (aka Criminal Procedure)
Criminal Law
Decedent's Estates (aka Wills & Trusts)
Evidence
Environmental Law
Family Law
Lawmaking (aka Statutory Interpretation)
Professional Responsibility
Property
Torts


Still 100% free, so if you don't find it useful, you've nothing to complain about.

ur the man. thanks.

sweeeeeeeeet. thanks man!

Just to bump this for some of the new 1Ls.

I've added Constitutional Law II and International Law. I also went back and completely rewrote most of the cases from Constitutional Law I since I wasn't happy with the way they were originally done. so now it's got:

Administrative Law
Civil Procedure
Constitutional Law I
Constitutional Law II
Contracts
Criminal Justice (aka Criminal Procedure)
Criminal Law
Decedent's Estates (aka Wills & Trusts)
Evidence
Environmental Law
Family Law
International Law
Lawmaking (aka Statutory Interpretation)
Professional Responsibility
Property
Torts

Wow. That's a hell of a lot of work just to help us out. Much appreciated, Chris!

THANK YOU!!!

This is awesome!!!

Chris Peloso wrote:Because I apparently have way too much time on my hands, I spent part of Xmas break transcribing all the case summaries I wrote for class last semester into a web site.

so far, it's only got Civil Procedure, Contracts, and Constitutional Law 1, but more classes will be added as I take them.

Here's the URL:

http://www.invispress.com/law

It's free. No popups.

Dude you rock man, I've been jacking case briefs from your website since day 1 last semester. Thanks.

This is awesome. Thanks so much!!

Thanks for your site; I partially owe my A in Con Law to your notes. They saved me a lot of time.

Bookmarked. Thank you for sharing; these will be an excellent guide to my own summaries.

By the way, you seem like one of the coolest people in the world: nuclear engineer, blogger, comic strip writer, frustrated and self-deprecating novelist, magnanimous law student, and intelligence analyst. You rock.

I chuckled at this one.

http://www.tinyghosts.com/archive/tinyghosts008.jpg

Chris is my personal friend and once worked at the real life equivalent of 24's CTU.

Once again, bumping this thread for the new 1Ls.

And also, the site now contains cases for Tax Law I, and Natural Resources Law (aka Federal Land Use).

If you like the site, tell a friend. It gets lots of hits, but 99% of those hits are coming from google, very few people have mentioned in their blog/twitter/facebook/etc. Impress your friends by being one of the first to talk about it!

Bless you. Just in time for my first cold call yesterday, used it to supplement my own notes and made it out alive!