Superior Case Briefs

You Must do Case briefs for the Entire Case.

If you get a canned brief that only briefs what is in the casebook you are just simply asking for trouble. Go to casebreifsco.com.

BEWARE: You cannot read these briefs in class as the prof will know you did not write them. It is best to dumb them down a bit.

First don’t fall for that dribble about Tier-1 Law school graduates doing briefs. A good majority of Tier-1 law school graduates do not practice law 5 years after graduation mainly because they don’t know what they are doing or even know the law itself. That is because they were indoctrinated in the law and did not receive a legal education worthy of any respect.

Casebriefsco.com opened our eyes big time. They case brief brief the entire case. We read through one set of these case briefs from a constitutional law book and we must say that by doing a case brief of the entire case we saw each major area of the law portrayed substantially more times than in the casebook itself. The casebook only had 3 cases on matters related to standing but we read about standing in 24 cases. Twenty-one of the cases , in the case book had edited out that issue. Needless to say we now know a lot about standing; a lot more than someone just reading the three cases and only doing the case briefs for what was in the casebook.

We also got a great laugh when we realized that most casebooks edit out dissents that frame the majority holdings. Dissents make it too easy for students to understand the theories of the cases. You have to find some reason for charging $30,000-$50,000 per year for law school and editing the cases in the case books is certainly a good scam. If it fundamentally is not hard you have to make it hard. Editing out dissents from cases in casebooks makes it very hard to case brief those cases. These case briefs put them back in and brief them for you.

A good majority of the case briefs found at casebriefsco.com have legal analysis taken from Dean’s Law Dictionary.

This addresses the second massive flaw that is and has been and always will be present in the case briefing method of learning the law. To learn the law you get it one small bit at a time delivered in 100-200 or 300 cases that are edited into a casebook. You have to waste a large amount of time assembling that into the law and idiomatic concepts to make sense of any of it. Because Dean’s Law Dictionary already does that the excerpts that are posted in the Legal Analysis give you exactly what the profs know and what you have to learn.

As of 2019 these briefs are superior. As of 2021 they have over 220 full casebooks briefed. These are current editions of the casebooks in use and they do not list discontinued books just to make their numbers look good.

Their comment is very true: If you really want to know the law, these are the briefs. If you want a trite 20 second understanding of the law, and most students do, do not buy our products. We consistently give you superior information about the case so you know what the professors know.

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