For your profession · Law
Pass the bar with the doctrine and the cases where they stick
Statutes, case law and procedure, reviewed on the schedule your memory needs. Twenty minutes a day, free.
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An example of what you would write
«Pass the bar exam in July»
How the method applies here
Articles and deadlines go on cards with spaced reviews, so procedure stops slipping.
Case questions ask you to decide first and read the reasoning after.
You explain a doctrine to Brainy as if to a client; it points at what you skipped.
The usual objection
"Law is about reasoning, not memorising."
Reasoning needs the rule in memory first. The session keeps the rules available so your study time goes to applying them.