What are some unconventional tips or tricks you’d like to share?

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Just curious. Wondering if anyone has any advice on things they did in law school to help them study that weren’t necessarily the most conventional…but worked nonetheless? Like for example, I don’t take notes in class. Just circle a bunch of things the professor talked about so I know what to spend time on studying at home. I also don’t read the casebook. Online case briefs are more than enough to get through a cold call, I’ve gotten good grades saving my energy to learn rules and super basic examples to help me nail those down. Law school confirmed for me what I already knew, which is that I like shortcuts, so your finest shortcuts would be appreciated 🙏🏻

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