None of these classes are on the bar exam. But, they might come in handy if you need an outline for that schedule-filler class you signed up for, but don’t want to attend. Yes, I’m talking to you, 3L’s.

Note: These outlines are all in Word 2007 format.

Copyright

Intellectual Property Survey (Trade Secrets, Patent, Trademark, Copyright and Unfair Competition)

Media Law

Natural Resources

I hope some of y’all found these outlines helpful. That would make one of us.

These are from those not-required-yet-highly-recommended classes (read: Bar exam subjects). As you can see, I was a much less prolific outliner after first year, as I took far more classes than I actually have outlines for.

Note: These outlines are all in Word 2007 format.

Constitutional Law II

Evidence

Trusts & Estates I

U.C.C. Article 9 (Secured Transactions)

Forthcoming: Outlines for non-bar exam classes and other electives.

Use and distribute them freely, but trust me, your professors are not full of bullshit (for once) when they tell you making your own outline is an important part of learning this stuff, which you won’t ever see again. Until the bar exam.

Without further adieu, here they are!

Note: These outlines are all in Word 2007 format.

Civil Procedure I
Civil Procedure II

Contracts I
Contracts II

Criminal Law

Constitutional Law I

Property I (& a chart of rules for estates in land)
Property II

Torts I
Torts II

Stay tuned for: Constitutional Law II, Evidence, U.C.C. Article 9 (Secured Transactions), Trusts & Estates, and other equally fun topics.