Evidence Rule Statements for Bar Exam & Law School Exam

Evidence Rule Statements for Bar Exam & Law School Exam, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 51 lectures, based on 33 reviews, and has 949 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will learn about Evidence rule statements, elements, and how to draft their own rule statements Students will learn how to write short essays on Evidence substantive law Students will be better prepared for the Bar Exam Students will be better prepared for the Law School Exam This course is ideal for individuals who are Bar Exam Candidates or Law School Students from 1L, 2L, 3L It is particularly useful for Bar Exam Candidates or Law School Students from 1L, 2L, 3L.

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Title: Evidence Rule Statements for Bar Exam & Law School Exam

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 51

Number of Published Lectures: 51

Number of Curriculum Items: 51

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 51

Original Price: $19.99

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What You Will Learn

Students will learn about Evidence rule statements, elements, and how to draft their own rule statements
Students will learn how to write short essays on Evidence substantive law
Students will be better prepared for the Bar Exam
Students will be better prepared for the Law School Exam

Who Should Attend

Bar Exam Candidates
Law School Students from 1L, 2L, 3L

Target Audiences

Bar Exam Candidates
Law School Students from 1L, 2L, 3L

Overview:

This course is designed to teach you all the major rule statements of Evidence substantive law for essay writing section of the Bar Exam and Law School Exam. I will share two variations of the rule statements and identify elements for each rule statement. I will explain the rule statement in video lectures. I will also share PDF documents with the rule statement variations and elements.

Furthermore, I will challenge you to write rule statement variations #3 and #4 on your own so that you learn how to make up your own rule statements from the elements. This method has worked very well for me and many other students that I have shared it with because once you practice with this method you will not have to remember rule statements verbose. It will relieve your exam worries and you can use the time to prepare for MBE and Performance Test sections of the Bar Exam.

Hot Pencil Essay Writing Drill Method Pioneered by Kasey Shah:

I have pioneered Hot Pencil Drill Method of short essay writing to help students get started on writing essays early, gain confidence in their essay writing, and receive a good score on their essays. To that end, I have and will be providing short fact patterns for every rule statementsin this course to encourage you to write IRAC based short essay responses. You will write two short essays for each of the short fact patterns, Hot Pencil Drill 1 and 2.

In Hot Pencil Drill 1 you are asked to write a full IRAC for each element not to exceed 5 paragraphs and 10 minutes. In Hot Pencil Drill 2, you are asked to write an accelerated IRACbased short essay response not to exceed 2 paragraphs and under 5 minutes. I am very confident that upon the completion of this course you will lose your fear of essay writing and would be more confident essay writer, which is sure to result in a great essay score in the Bar Exam and/or Law School Exam.

Objectives For This Course:

Provide students with the rule statements for all major Criminal Law substantive topics.
Guide students to write their own rule statements and engage in a practice of not memorizing rule statements for this subject.
Guide students to write short essays based on my innovative method of “Hot Pencil Drills” to relieve anxiety of writing essays, lose fear of writing essays, and receive great score for their essays at the Bar Exam and/or Law School Exam.

List of Rule Statements Covered in Evidence:

Please note that this course is constantly being updated and new rule statements are added and the current rule statements and short fact patterns are updated. For the list of Rule Statements included in this course, please check Curriculum Section for this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Approach

Lecture 3: Dynamic Course Content – Constantly Updated

Chapter 2: Rule Statements

Lecture 1: Logical Relevance

Lecture 2: Legal Relevance

Lecture 3: Relevance Balancing Test

Lecture 4: Settlement Negotiation

Lecture 5: Subsequent Remedial Measure

Lecture 6: Evidence of Insurance

Lecture 7: Offer to Pay Medical Bill

Lecture 8: Authentication

Lecture 9: Self Authenticating a Document

Lecture 10: Best Evidence Rule

Lecture 11: Ancient Document

Lecture 12: Character Evidence

Lecture 13: Character Evidence in Civil Case

Lecture 14: Character Evidence in Criminal Case

Lecture 15: Character Evidence of the Accused (Mercy Rule)

Lecture 16: Character Evidence of a Witness

Lecture 17: Character Evidence of the Victim

Lecture 18: Habit Character Evidence

Lecture 19: Character Evidence of Prior Crime

Lecture 20: MIMIC Rule

Lecture 21: Impeachment

Lecture 22: Impeachment by Prior Inconsistent Statements

Lecture 23: Impeachment by Evidence of Past Crime

Lecture 24: Expert Testimony

Lecture 25: Layperson Testimony

Lecture 26: Hearsay

Lecture 27: Prior Inconsistent Statement – Not Hearsay

Lecture 28: Prior Consistent Statement – Not Hearsay

Lecture 29: Admission by Party Opponent – Not Hearsay

Lecture 30: Verbal Act or Operative Fact – Not Hearsay

Lecture 31: Statement offered as Circumstantial Evidence of Declarant's State of Mind – Not

Lecture 32: Effect on Hearer – Not Hearsay

Lecture 33: Present Sense Impression – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 34: Excited Utterance – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 35: Present State of Mind – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 36: Then Existing Mental, Emotional, or Physical Condition – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 37: Past Recollection Recorded – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 38: Present Recollection Refreshed – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 39: Business Record – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 40: Prior Conviction – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 41: Dying Declaration – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 42: Declaration Against Interest – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 43: Former Testimony – Hearsay Exception

Lecture 44: Attorney Client Privilege

Lecture 45: Work Product

Lecture 46: Marital Privilege – Spousal Immunity

Lecture 47: Marital Privilege – Confidential Communication

Chapter 3: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Kasey Shah
A Life-long Learner & A Passionate Mentor!

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