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LSAT Guy·Aug 14The LSAT Question Type That Rewards Aggressive AnswersMost LSAT students learn to be suspicious of strong answer choices. “Too extreme” becomes a reflex — and on most question types, it serves…
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LSAT Guy·Jul 27The Two Smallest Words on the LSAT That Cost the Most PointsThere is a version of LSAT prep where you collect a hundred small tricks and none of them stick. There is another version where you find…
Parul University·Jul 23Supreme Court judges called mediation the future of Indian law.Five judges came to Parul University’s international mediation competition. The most useful thing said across three days was a criticism.
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Manya Mod·Jun 165 Things Bollywood Lied to You About Indian Courts“Tareekh pe tareekh, tareekh pe tareekh milti rahi hai My Lord, par insaaf nahi mila.”
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