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So 10 days till the big day. Taking Mississippi Bar first time - I used Ameribar and liked their content - but the outlining process was a bit lengthy - I have Contracts and Property left and feel like if I keep outlining it'll be a waste....any suggestion? I am leaning towards to just stop outlining reading the Contracts and Property outlines or buying a cheat sheet and keep doing practice questions. Any help appreciated

DMort1988 wrote:So 10 days till the big day. Taking Mississippi Bar first time - I used Ameribar and liked their content - but the outlining process was a bit lengthy - I have Contracts and Property left and feel like if I keep outlining it'll be a waste....any suggestion? I am leaning towards to just stop outlining reading the Contracts and Property outlines or buying a cheat sheet and keep doing practice questions. Any help appreciated

Leansheets might be the place to go. I bought them and they're ok. Not great but probably what you're looking for if you need something quick and dirty

I have Leansheets, but I think Stanford's bank of outlines is comparable if not better in many respects, for the subjects they provide. Better organized, more detail relevant to actually answering a question, as the devil/answer's usually in the details/exceptions, not the broad law.

https://www.law.stanford.edu/organizati ... m-outlines

doubltall wrote:I have Leansheets, but I think Stanford's bank of outlines is comparable if not better in many respects, for the subjects they provide. Better organized, more detail relevant to actually answering a question, as the devil/answer's usually in the details/exceptions, not the broad law.

https://www.law.stanford.edu/organizati ... m-outlines

Thanks for sharing this -- I got Leansheets as well but these short outlines/checklists are great! Leansheets' are a little too sparce.