Strategies & Tactics for the finz Multistate Method | 
| Author: Steven R. Finz
Publisher: Aspen Publishers, Inc.
Category: Book
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Pages: 840
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Dimensions (in): 10.9 x 8.6 x 1.5
ISBN: 0735544972
Dewey Decimal Number: 349.73076
EAN: 9780735544970
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Publication Date: February 6, 2004
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 Good Questions But Be Careful February 19, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Overall Finz was a good *secondary* source for me as I studied for the CA Bar. However, that said, the book is somewhat dated( 2004). You will find that some of the questions use older legal terminology, and a few explanations are in direct conflict with Barbri's 2007/2008 outlines. In some instances the law has slightly changed, so be sure to use this book primarily as a secondary source so you can identify these subtleties. For example, Joint tenancy w/ the right of survivorship is never spelled out like you will find in most MBEs today, but rather Finz simply refers to them as joint tenancies. And this is just one example. In addition, I found several errors throughout the book and a few clearly wrong explanations, but if you know the law beforehand then this should only be a slight annoyance. Finally, the answer choices are a bit easier to eliminate than what I found on the Bar. And some questions tend to strech the law and facts a bit too thin.
California non-ABA law students relief is here! April 14, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
California non-ABA law students relief is here! If you're enrolled in one of the 15 non-ABA approved correspondence law schools in California and you're looking for supplemental study materials then first go through California baby specific books such as Fleming's Fundamentals of Law Essay Examination Writing Workbook Volume 1 (Torts, Contracts and Criminal Law) (Fleming's Fundamentals of Law, Volume 1) Study Partner Baby Bar Exam Writing: Torts, Contracts, Criminal Law (Study Partner Exam Writing), Multistate Bar Examination and Multistate Examination Workbook: Contracts/ucc, Criminal Law, Torts, Professional Responsibility (Fleming's Fundamentals of Law, Volume 1) and when you are totally burnt out on spriral-bound mail-order books that are written for California non-ABA law students and after 9 months you will burn out on those spriral bound books, then start studying The Finz Multistate Method. California non-ABA law students keep in mind that Finz Multistate Method is a general review it was not written for the Baby Bar Exam. Of course if you are in a ABA approved law school then study whatever books are approved by your instructors-students in ABA approved law schools are not required to take the Bany Bar Exam.
Finz, the greatest law professor I know February 21, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
There is NO better source for law concepts than Finz. Dr. Finz is the single best source for all law concepts, especially Tort. I've listened to authors and read other authors; some are bad, some are ok, some are quite good. But nobody comes close to Finz in terms of completeness, accessibility, and clarity. My friends, you can't go wrong with Dr. Finz.
Great practice January 4, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Everyone does the BAR/BRI questions, lot of my profs pulled their questions from this. However, word to the wise, some of the questions stretch the logic behind the law!!!
Finz is excellent-mostly November 10, 2006
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a "must have" for a first year law student as a supplement and it is worth every dollar you spend on it, much better than most of the others out there. Small issue however; once in a while, the proof reader must have taken a coffee break. For example, one of the first questions in Contracts mixes up the two main characters. However, it is still an excellent study guide and a true value when a student needs to practice for an exam.
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