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Post-it flags in casebook

Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2012 2:27 am
by kekepania
I have seen many students with casebooks that have an abundance of post-it flags on the pages. What is the purpose of using flags?

Re: Post-it flags in casebook

Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2012 8:08 am
by tstyler98
kekepania wrote:I have seen many students with casebooks that have an abundance of post-it flags on the pages. What is the purpose of using flags?
The ones I see use them to mark each case so they can quickly flip to that case if needed. For me, I used them in two ways. First, I used one flag as a bookmark that would mark where we left off in class. Second, I used them to tab statutory supplements, such as the Rules of Civil Procedure.

Re: Post-it flags in casebook

Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2012 9:39 am
by TooOld4This
Back in the day, I used them for open note exams. I was not an outliner or briefer. I read the cases and wrote extensively in the margins. I would tab my casebook so that I could quickly get to the section I needed during an exam.