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Florida Bar Exam Part A Multiple-Choice Study Workbooks Exam Tip—Know the Black Letter Law! These workbooks are designed to help you learn the black letter law for some of the most frequently tested subjects on Part A of the Florida Bar Exam—Florida Procedure, Evidence, and Wills & Administration of Estates. The examiners are testing...
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Encouragement for Bar Exam Repeaters Should I re-take the Bar Exam? Failing the bar exam can be a devastating experience. It can feel like the halting of one’s legal career, a roadblock to fulfilling one’s hopes, goals, and dreams. Humiliation, embarrassment, discouragement, and self-doubt can too easily creep in and attempt to overtake one’s...
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Copyright Notice FL Bar Exam Practice MC Questions Here are 2 free practice mock multiple-choice questions that were drafted specifically for Part A of the Florida Bar Exam. We have 100 additional questions in our database, along with 75 flashcards and true/false questions, with more on the way (password required). In the interim, we...
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Passing the Florida Bar Exam—A Success Story If you are reading this article, you are likely beginning the process of studying for the Florida Bar Exam. Don’t kid yourself. Even if you graduated with honors from law school, you do not know everything you need to know to pass the Florida Bar Exam. The...
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Prepare for Success – Florida Bar Exam When I decided to take the Florida Bar Exam, I did not know where to start. I had been out of law school for quite some time and had already taken and passed the New York State Bar Exam, but that was not easy for me. I...
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Florida Bar Exam: Permitted & Prohibited Items in the Exam Room What items are permitted, prohibited, and required in the exam room on exam day? (Silent Video) Best regards for success on the Florida Bar Exam! Notable Bar Exam Failures https://www.aplusebooks.com/free-law-related-flowcharts/...
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Pass or Fail, It’s Okay! — Just Don’t Rush Your Life Away “Trust in the LORD with all of your heart, and lean not to your own understanding.” (Proverbs 3:5 (ESV)) Several years ago an elderly friend of mine, nearly thrice my age, said to me: “Honey, don’t rush your life away. Enjoy each...
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OATH OF ADMISSION TO THE FLORIDA BAR “The general principles which should ever control the lawyer in the practice of the legal profession are clearly set forth in the following oath of admission to the Bar, which the lawyer is sworn on admission to obey and for the willful violation to which disbarment may...
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Be Still & Know that He is God This video was made in early 2018, following a school shooting in Parkland, Florida. On February 14, 2018, a young gunman opened fire at Stoneman Douglas High School, killing 17 people and injuring another 17. The 19-year-old gunman was a former Douglas High School student. To...
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The “Bed Bug” Lawyer — Seriously? The Rogers County Courthouse located in Claremore, Oklahoma, had to close its doors on Monday, February 04, 2019, due to an alleged “bed bug” scare caused by a local attorney. Rogers County Sheriff Scott Walton explained it like this: “A lawyer came up to a third-floor courtroom with...
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FL Family & Dependency Law in Action: Shaw v. Shaw We are posting the Shaw v. Shaw Answer Brief in hopes that you can see an example of a Family Law and Dependency Law fact pattern, a case in action, and the legal arguments as applied to the facts at hand. We hope this Brief helps you...
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2018 MBE FL Reciprocity The Florida Supreme Court enacted a change to the Florida Bar Admissions process. Applicants from other jurisdictions can finally transfer their passing MBE scores to Florida! Prior to November 30, 2017, Florida was known as a “Non-Reciprocity State”. Thankfully, that rule no longer applies. This is excellent news for those...
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According to news sources, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Gregory Antonin Scalia passed away today, Saturday, February 13, 2016. He was nearly 80 years old, and is said to have died from “natural causes”. Justice Scalia served on the United States Supreme Court since 1986, and was the longest sitting Justice on the Court. Source...
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Beginning February 2017, there will be changes to the MBE Real Property questions. The NCBE recently announced that the 2017 MBE Real Property “topics will be slightly reordered and revised,” and will include some “minor modifications”. The new “slightly reordered and revised” topics will include: 1. Conflicts of law (I.D.4.); 2. Property owners’ associations and...
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July 2014 Nationwide Bar Exam Delays Due to Software Glitch So you’re going to pay $100 to $150 to ExamSoft Worldwide, Inc. so that you can type your essay answers as opposed to hand writing, eh? Well just be advised that you might encounter some glitches with ExamSoft’s programming, which was the case in...
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