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About the Author
Bryan A. Garner is president of LawProse, Inc., and the Distinguished Research Professor of Law at Southern Methodist University. The editor-in-chief of Black's Law Dictionary, Garner is the author of several best-selling books, including Garner'sModern American Usage and, with Justice Antonin Scalia, Reading Law: The Interpretation of Legal Texts and Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges.

About the Author

Bryan A. Garner is a best-selling legal author with more than a dozen titles to his credit, including A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage, The Winning Brief, A Dictionary of Modern American Usage, and Legal Writing in Plain English. He is also the editor in chief of Black's Law Dictionary in all its
current editions.

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You've written dozens of exam essays during law school. You've been practicing writing bar exam essay responses. But, even with all these hours and days of essay practice, you still have no idea how to write a clear, concise legal exam essay response. You genuinely have been trying each semester during law school. You are doing your best with bar exam prep, but you just don't seem to be getting it.

You are not alone. In my experience, the majority of bar exam students have more difficulties writing bar exam essays than they do with any other part of the bar exam.

If left unaddressed, these difficulties can have long-term and expensive consequences. Failure to pass the bar exam because of poor essay writing is not uncommon. And, we all know, if you don't pass the bar exam, you cannot practice law. You can't start earning that long-anticipated lawyer salary. Your dream of becoming a lawyer will have to wait at least another six months until the next bar exam.

But, once you learn how to write bar exam essays the right way, nothing can stop you. You will be able to earn a passing score on the essay portion of the exam and very likely will pass the bar exam! Your friends and family will be proud of you and, more importantly, you will be proud of yourself.

How to Write Bar Exam Essays is a concise, no-nonsense book, showing you how to write and practice bar exam essays in an easily-understandable way.

How to Write Bar Exam Essays begins with a chapter discussing the right mindset for bar exam preparation.

The next section of the book gets to the heart of the matter, discussing the four pillars of bar exam essay writing:

1. technical requirements;


2. issue spotting;


3. outlining and formatting; and


4. analysis.

Each pillar has its own chapter, complete with examples.

How to Write Bar Exam Essays finishes with a detailed discussion of practice strategy and scheduling to ensure that your essay practice time is well spent.

Anyone taking the bar exam can improve his or her essay writing skills by reading this book because it teaches a systematic and uncomplicated approach to writing bar exam essays.

If you are ready to write great bar exam essays, scroll up and buy your copy now.

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About the Author
Tom Goldstein is Professor of Journalism and Director of the Media Studies Program at the University of California, Berkeley.

A MUST READ for anyone taking the bar exam.

The bar exam is a difficult test that can provoke stress, anxiety and even fear in those preparing for it.

Bar Exam Mind gives you proven strategies to help alleviate these problems and focus on what matters now: Learning the law and passing the bar exam.

Bar Exam Mind shows you how to get your mindset right for the bar exam and get the mental edge you need to remain calm and focused while you study for and take the exam.

Among other things, you will learn:

• visualization techniques to remove bar exam fears;
• the best way to practice for the bar exam;
• strategies to improve test-taking performance;
• how to use bar exam affirmations to increase self-confidence;
• what to eat to keep your mind and brain healthy and in peak condition for the bar exam;
• and much more

Use Bar Exam Mind as a supplement to all substantive bar preparation courses.

You can either follow the 21-day learning program included with the book or choose to implement only the techniques you believe will be most beneficial to you.

After reading this book, you will be well on your way to a successful and stress-free bar exam.

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Overwhelmed by creating fantasy worlds?
Lost in your world? Unsure where to go next?
When artists and designers explore or create a fictional setting, the milieu must be completely fleshed out, explained, and designed.

This book breaks down hundreds of examples of effective world-building from novels, films, and television to demystify the process, make it enjoyable, and help readers unleash the inner voice they never knew they had for creating worlds.

Get your copy today!

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The three cases included in the text teach students new skills and give them the chance to practice ones they've already learned. The case files are meant to represent the type of information students will encounter in practice, and are also similar to the File and Library found on the Multi-State Performance Test (MPT).

This unique text will be published at one-year intervals, each version featuring new case files. This will prevent students from accessing the work product produced by students in previous years. Each version will be on a three-year revision cycle.

Features:

• The text focuses on skills essential to passing the bar and to practicing law.
• Three fully developed case files teach students new skills presented in the preceding expository text, while also practicing skills presented earlier in the text.
• Allowing students to practice new skills and master older ones cements their abilities.
• Case files are true-to-practice.
• Case files are also similar to the File and Library found on the MPT.
• Three versions will be sold at one-year intervals, each featuring entirely new case files. Each version will be on a three-year revision cycle. This will prevent students from accessing the work product produced by students in previous years.

This workbook is part of a dynamic duo.

It is the helpful sidekick to the book Create Contracts Clients Love.

The aim of this companion workbook is to help you focus and capture your own practical ideas and lightbulb moments for contract design (and re-design!) for the documents and processes you work with.

www.createcontractsclientslove.com

Together, we can create and automate better contracts!

About the Author
From 1986 until 2011 Professor Rutledge, B.S, M.Ed., M.C.R.P., J.D., taught Legal Drafting at the University of Florida College of Law where she became Director of the Legal Drafting Program in 1993. Throughout her years of service, Professor Rutledge, with the help of her colleagues, continued to develop and refine the materials and methods used in the Program. A graduate of Rutgers School of Law, Professor Rutledge served as judicial clerk in the Superior Court of New Jersey and practiced law in that state for several years before beginning her teaching career.

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Scene and sequel are two types of written passages used by authors to advance the plot of a story. Scenes propel a story forward as the character attempts to achieve a goal. Sequels provide an opportunity for the character to react to the scene, analyze the new situation, and decide upon the next course of action.

Scene and Sequel segments are the working writer's bread and butter. By understanding them, you'll learn how to control your novel's pacing, speeding up when necessary, and slowing down when desired.

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Magic, though commonplace, isn't an essential element in fantasy fiction. However, a few fantastical powers can go a long way toward livening up many fantasy stories. Magic systems can even serve as a vehicle for theme, exploring topics such as power, privilege, oppression, and greed. Have you ever wanted to write a novel that is filled with creatures that no one has ever heard of? Or write a story full of wizards and spell casting? For tips on how to do it, read this book.

This book is a resource for authors. Crammed with information, tips, and plot ideas, it helps you create stories about magic and magicians which are believable and exciting.
Learn about power-raising, ritual, training, initiation, love spells, sex magic, costuming, equipment, correspondences, magical weapons, healing, protection, miracles, spells, amulets, talismans, curses, hexes, illusionists, charlatans, natural and ceremonial magic, witchcraft, shamanism, alchemy, necromancy, ethics, conflicts, secrecy and more.
Draw up a psychological profile for your magician, invent fictional spells that work, avoid blunders, and create trouble for your characters.

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Read this book to understand the bar exam preparation process, save time and money, and set yourself up to pass the bar.

BAR EXAM BASICS: A ROADMAP FOR BAR EXAM SUCCESS is a collection of concrete, practical advice to help you pass the bar exam.

It is your guide for navigating the path from law school graduate to bar exam passer written by someone who has gone through the process twice and passed two bar exams.

The book begins by giving you ways to organize and take control of your life so that it is not taken over by bar exam preparation and its related stressors.

Next, you will learn how to study for and pass the various parts of the bar exam: essays, MBE and performance tests.

Finally, the book provides guidance on how to make the most of your last few weeks of bar exam studies and how to approach the bar exam test days themselves.

BAR EXAM BASICS is designed to be read in one or two sittings so you can quickly determine what actions you need to take to ensure that you will pass the bar exam.

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About the Author
Leslie Budewitz is a practicing lawyer with more than 25 years of civil and criminal experience. Her short fiction has been featured in ""Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine,"" ""Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine,"" ""Fish Tales: The Guppy Anthology,"" ""Thug Lit,"" and the ""Whitefish Review,"" and her nonfiction has appeared in the anthologies ""Comfort for Cat Lovers"" and ""Cup of Comfort for Dog Lovers, Vol. II."" She lives in Bigfork, Montana.

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