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Now viewing: March 27–April 2, 2011

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    TX July 2011 Bar Exam App Final Deadline

    Reminder for 3Ls planning to sit for the Texas July 2011 Bar Exam: in order to sit for the exam, your In-State Application to Take the TX Bar Exam must be post-marked by TODAY, March 30, 2011. This deadline is strictly enforced.

    Applicants who have not yet filed their Declaration of Intention to Study Law must do so prior to or with their In-State Application.

    If you would like to hand deliver your completed application by the end this business day, the TX BLE office is located at:

    205 W. 14th St. Ste 500, Austin, TX 78701

    You're encouraged to arrive well in advance of the 5 PM closing time.

    Full event information: https://law.utexas.edu/calendar/2011/03/30/9203/

  2. 3:30pm 2011-03-30T18:30-05:00
    3L Early Bar Prep - Criminal Law

    Early Bar Prep continues with Criminal Law. Remember the difference between first degree murder, second degree murder, manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter and felony murder? How about M/Naghten Rule? Prof. Chad Noreuil from ASU College of Law will help you remember.

    At the beginning of this session (and each subsequent session), we'll review the practice MBE questions handed out the week before. Hear why answers are right/wrong to sometimes tricky MBE questions.

    After the session, you may log on to an MBE question bank to test your understanding - come find out how to get access and what you should be doing now to help guarantee your future bar success!

    Full event information: https://law.utexas.edu/calendar/2011/03/30/11066/

31 April 1
  1. 10:30am 2011-04-01T13:30-05:00
    3L Early Bar Prep - Criminal Law

    Early Bar Prep continues with Criminal Law. Remember the difference between first degree murder, second degree murder, manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter and felony murder? How about M/Naghten Rule? Prof. Chad Noreuil from ASU College of Law will help you remember.

    At the beginning of this session (and each subsequent session), we'll review the practice MBE questions handed out the week before. Hear why answers are right/wrong to sometimes tricky MBE questions.

    After the session, you may log on to an MBE question bank to test your understanding - come find out how to get access and what you should be doing now to help guarantee your future bar success!

    Full event information: https://law.utexas.edu/calendar/2011/04/01/11067/

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