Winston & Strawn | Law School Experience

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During this free, law school prep course, you will gain insights into succeeding in law school. You’ll learn how to succeed on law school exams, make constitutional arguments, read and analyze a legal case, and write a law school outline.

We hope this course provides a great resource for you to excel as a 1L or 2L law student and strengthen your resume.

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Task One: Making constitutional arguments

30-60 mins

Introductory

Read about an early constitutional dispute in our history and learn how to identify types of constitutional arguments

What you'll learn

Understand early constitutional disputes in US history.
Identify different types of constitutional arguments.
Analyze constitutional clauses and their implications.

What you'll do

Read and analyze historical excerpts discussing the constitutionality of specific acts.
Identify textual, structural, historical, and policy arguments related to the Constitution.
Complete a multiple-choice quiz based on your analysis of the provided excerpts.

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"I liked that the program gave me law experience; as this was my first venture into law since I became interested in it. Since I hope to work as a lawyer one day; this was helpful giving me insights how to think and write as a lawyer along with the examples showing me how to actually complete the tasks given to me."-- Student from Landmark College

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Law School Experience Prep Course