Video: Declaratory relief and other similar remedies (Rule 63)

 

YouTube Video on Interpleader (Rule 62): 35 things to remember

 

Beyond the Books: How a Christian law student can make wise use of time

Law school. The very words conjure images of towering stacks of books, late-night study sessions fueled by caffeine, and an ever-present sense of urgency. For a Christian law student, this demanding environment presents a unique challenge: how do you not only survive, but thrive, while also prioritizing your faith and making wise use of every precious moment God has given you?

It's more than just about academic success; it's about stewardship. As followers of Christ, we are called to be good stewards of all that God entrusts to us, and time is certainly one of His most valuable gifts. So, how can a Christian law student navigate the rigorous demands of legal education while honoring God with their time?

How to succeed in law school

 

Law Students: Memorize Effectively

By Prof. Chato Olivas

As a law student, you're constantly bombarded with a massive volume of information. From intricate legal provisions to complex theoretical concepts, the sheer amount you need to commit to memory can feel overwhelming. But fear not. Memorization isn't just about rote learning; it's about strategic understanding and effective recall. Here are some tried-and-true methods that you can use.

Learn from failure

 

By Prof. Chato Olivas

You're in law school, and you're surrounded by brilliant, driven individuals. The pressure to succeed can be immense, and it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking that anything less than perfection is a failure. But let's reframe that.

Imagine you've just received a grade on a test that's far below what you expected. Or maybe you bombed a moot court argument. The initial reaction is often shock, disappointment, and perhaps even a sense of shame. You might start questioning your abilities, your decision to pursue law, or even your self-worth.

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