[blindlaw] Study aids follow-up question

[Toni Clavie]

Hi,
Are you referring to the flash card series published by aspen?

They have a program that has the Emanuel outlines and as well as the Law in
a Flash series.
The web address is
http://www.aspenlaw.com
The application is called the AspenLaw Studydesk. 
There is a trial version you can use to see if it's what you're looking for.

I hope this was helpful!


Toni Clavie

J.D. Candidate, 2011, 
Florida A&M University College of Law
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Subject: [blindlaw] Study aids follow-up question

James or anyone else on this list:

Can you tell me again where you found the "Law in a Flash" electronic 
flashcards? I've done a search on Google, on Amazon, and 
www.legalbookstore.com and have found the "law in a Flash" series, but I 
believe they are referring to books (it didn't say software specifically). 
Has anyone heard of or tried the Quizzer software that's based on 
Gilbert's Law Summaries? It has all of the classes I'm taking and sounds 
like something I could really use. However, since things are tight for me, 
I hate to spend money on something that won't work. Any information at all 
would be helpful. Thanks.

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