First Year Law School Flash Cards: 350 Cards with Questions & Answers (Barron's Test Prep)

Tried and true - flash cards are as old as the hills, and still quite effective and convenient in the Digital Age.

I love this flashcard set and the value is AMAZING! The information is so useful! The text on the cards is concise and clearly written. The font size is about 10 point so I'm unsure why some reviews are complaining about the font being too small. It is literally the same size as the font in my case books. These cards have already answered some questions I've had about tort and contract law. I am SO glad I got this set and feel I can take on anything school can throw at me!

I bought this to help me study and I never used it. Its good for what it is (i.e. a commercial first year study aid) but you are better off dedicating your time to making your own notecards or practicing writing old tests.I gave it five stars since there is nothing wrong with the product itself, but you just need to use it as a supplement, not as your primary study method.

These are a concise set of flashcards to help with law study of the first year topics. The cards are arranged and coded by section (contracts, torts, criminal) so it is easier to pick the ones you wish to study. The cards have a hole in one corner and there is also a round metal ring included for carrying the cards outside of their storage box, although I don't think I will use that option.

I love these flash cards. There are SO many of them with so much information and I absolutely love it. Of course, this material is in the books but to have it at your fingertips, arranged in such a way that helps to maintain the knowledge and continue to learn and absorb additional useful information-its awesome. Absolutely love it!

Even my teacher gave high approval. great for studying was with the set up of the cards, very easy to use, anyone taking paralegal classes should invest in a set.

The 1L flash cards are good method of studying the rules of law. It contains information on Contracts, Criminal Law and Torts and the citation of one or more cases as examples of that rule of law. I seem to not be a user of flash cards and learn more through books with hypothetical cases/situations, multiple choice answers and then an explanation of why each answer was right or wrong. The flash cards can be a method of quick review for exams.

I found these flashcards to be extremely helpful because I didn't have to make the notecards myself which saved me a lot of time to study. The notecards are accurate and concise. Highly recommend.