Description
Strategies & Tactics for the MBE, 8th edition
Steven L. Emanuel wrote this Emanuel Bar Review title, an MBE bar exam guide covering all seven tested subjects: Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law and Procedure, Evidence, Real Property and Torts.
The book carries more than 670 questions, over 635 of them actual past MBE questions released by examiners, plus a full 200-question practice exam. The eighth edition adds 30 new Civil Procedure questions and more than 100 new questions across the other subjects.
Explanations that cover every answer choice
Rather than stopping at the correct answer, Emanuel works through every multiple-choice option on each question, explaining the wording differences and legal doctrine behind why an answer is right or wrong. The approach teaches the reasoning the exam is testing, not just the answer key.
Reading and decoding MBE questions
The book teaches strategies for spotting subtle differences in wording and mentally rewording complex questions to make them easier to analyze, along with subject specific advice for handling the question types unique to each MBE subject area.
Book details
- Title: Strategies & Tactics for the MBE (Emanuel Bar Review)
- Author: Steven L. Emanuel
- Edition: 8th edition
- ISBN-13: 9781543839395
- Genre: Bar Exam Preparation (Law)
Questions buyers ask
Who is this book for?
Law students studying for the Multistate Bar Exam portion of the bar exam.
What subjects does it cover?
Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law and Procedure, Evidence, Real Property and Torts, the seven subjects tested on the MBE.
How many questions are in the book?
More than 670, including over 635 actual past MBE questions, plus a separate 200-question practice exam.
What is new in the 8th edition?
Thirty new Civil Procedure questions and more than 100 new questions across the other subject areas.
Does it just give the right answer?
No. Every multiple-choice option is explained, including why the wrong answers are wrong, not only why the correct one is right.
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