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The Law Preview bootcamp offers a one-per-day overview of the basics of each first-year course and an excellent set of accompanying written materials to help incoming law students grasp the overarching concepts of each course, and, as the old expression goes, 'see the forest for the trees.' . . . Law Preview provides an excellent, long overdue product. Taking the one-week bootcamp cannot help but put you miles ahead of your uninitiated competition.

Yeah, that's what I want: A solid "grasp of the overarching concepts of each course", seeing the forest for the trees and all that. I'm a simple man. That's all I want. Nothing else. I want to walk into Law School with, at minimum, a fundamental grasp of th'law. And I ain't paying $1k plus for that, because just based on economic principle, I know that where there is a mainstream rip-off of a product/service (e.g. Starbucks), there are multitudes of better products/services at cheaper prices (e.g. boutique coffee shops), typically giving more bang for the buck.

And I want more bang for my buck. I want all the bang I can get for my buck. In fact, if I can get all the bang without the buck, all the more better. Ladies and gentlemen, I want all the value of Law Preview at little or no cost. Where can I find the Linux of Law Preview; the Google Maps of Law Preview?

I think I may have found an ideal "Poor Man's Law Preview":

The Aristotle Law School Companion
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Aristotle happens to be my favorite ancient Greek philosopher, and perhaps my most favorite of all time.

And it's only $129! Law Preview can suck it.

No need to reinvent the wheel, mang.

Contracts
Torts
Etc.

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Your entire post reads like a bad 4am infomercial

Wow, this product sounds almost as good as not doing any 0L prep.

LOL. I did NOT intend to sound like an infomercial, but whatever.





BUT WAIT... THERE'S MORE!

Did I mention that this product is also DOWNLOADABLE?! Holy shit! Law Preview not only bends you over for $1,000 (lube not included), but they also require you to show up for the wallet-raping.

But with ARISTOTLE LAW SCHOOL COMPANION, you can get bent over and wallet-raped without EVER having to leave your house! And at $129, that's a bargain, folks!

I can also take that $129 and buy a filet mignon dinner with wine.

or 3 peter luger's ribeyes

You should be eating porterhouse, not ribeye, at Luger's. And Canadian bacon to start.

Anonymous Loser wrote:No need to reinvent the wheel, mang.

Contracts
Torts
Etc.

um, I checked all of these out and they are awful.
I tried the "tort" sample to the aristotle site, but many of the links don't work so I'm nervous about paying that much for it.

Does anyone have a real review, of the website, the books, and whether they are worth it?

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