Hi everyone, trust that we are all practicing social distancing while maintaining our studies!
The COVID-19 pandemic has left us all in unusual circumstances. For law students especially, it is perhaps a bit odd to participate in class via Zoom. The webcam can certainly curtail the effectiveness of the socratic method and engagement in class, absent proper adjustment.
Alas, we must push forward; adapting to changing times and circumstances.
Our current situation presents lesser or greater difficulties for each student and professor, depending on individual circumstances. It has been inspiring to see my colleagues and professors doing their best to accommodate each other.
I would like to give a special shout out to my friend and colleague Ken Owen. He has taken the initiative to provide study aids for those who may be at a greater inconvenience than others. I have decided to follow his lead.
Here is a short, condensed outline that I created for my Constitutional Law class last semester:
Ken also created a more detailed review document. The version attached here is unfinished, but he will post the complete version on his blog here.
Here is the unfinished document:
For my fellow law students that are currently in ConLaw, hopefully these help a bit. I am always available to answer questions or talk about anything, so feel free to reach out.
Note: due to the limited time during semesters, the outlines cover the material that we did during class. It does not purport to be completely comprehensive. Any lingering errors in the outlines are the authors’.
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