Here is a tip that I’ve learned with contracts: there is more of an element of fairness with MBE contracts questions than some of the other subjects. In property for example, adverse possession has never seemed that fair to me (at the end of the day aren’t you just kind of stealing someone else’s property?). …
Month: December 2021
Hearsay can be a difficult topic for some students, but it’s very understandable once it clicks. If hearsay confuses you don’t worry; sooner or later there will be a light bulb moment when it suddenly just makes sense, so let’s try to help you get there quicker. What Is Hearsay? Hearsay is defined as an …
What is Burglary? Burglary is defined as the breaking and entering of the dwelling house of another at night with the intent to commit a felony therein. The question will often tell you that the jurisdiction has expanded the crime of burglary to include other types of buildings (such as offices or stores), or all …
Freedom of speech is among the most important Constitutional Law topics on the MBE exam, and It is crucial to understand when the government is allowed to regulate speech. Let’s break this down and make sure we do just that. The government must meet certain standards when regulating speech in what are known as public …