Indiana Bar Exam Outlines

If you’re here and you’re prepping for the Indiana bar exam, this is the page you want. These Capsule Outlines have been helping bar exam takers pass the bar exam for the last five years.

What are Capsule Outlines?

A professor teaching a bar exam prep course once noted that while not every single question about criminal law is covered in what he teaches, if you learned what he taught, you’d be able to get about 30 of 33 questions right.

That’s the philosophy behind my Capsule Outlines. They do not cover every single point that could ever conceivably be covered on the essay topics. They aren’t supposed to. They cover the points that are most often tested, and I’ve tried to note the ways in which they are most often tested.

Focus your studying on what matters

If you head into the bar exam with a good handle on what’s in the Capsule Outlines, you’ll have the stuff you need to get most of the available points. Not all of them. But this isn’t about setting new score records on the bar exam–this is about studying smart so you can pass.

The Capsule Outlines narrow the universe of possible study material to the most heavily tested items. You can focus your studying, and study smarter, not harder.

What you get

There are nine Capsule Outlines included: Agency, Business Organizations, Commercial Law & Secured Transactions, Indiana Constitutional Law, Family Law, Pleading & Practice, Taxation and Wills & Probate.

Each outline is between four and seven pages long, and contains the main points, tests, factors, elements and details about those topics, along with notes about mnemonics I found useful and ways I noted the topics were tested in prior years.

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Plus! Tips and Advice from people who passed!

One thing that helps reduce stress and boost study endurance is getting a quick fix of tips and advice from successful bar exam takers.

So I culled the best tips and advice from others, and also compiled 25 of my own Top Tips & Suggestions into one e-book. It’s 5,000 words of advice from people who have been where you are–and succeeded in passing the bar exam. No one knows better than those that have gone before!

And a couple other goodies

I didn’t make a Capsule Outline for Trusts or Personal Property. So I’m giving you the 11-page Trusts outline I used, and the two-paragraph highlight of the most important points to review for Personal Property.

I’ve also included a 4-page Civil Procedure Rules & Joinder Review that I used in law school and (the joinder review specifically) in bar studying to help shortcut the Civ Pro review & memorization.

Start Studying Smarter Now

To get all nine Capsule Outlines, the trust outline, the Civil Procedure Rules & Joinder Review, and the Tips & Advice e-book, just click the button below.

It’s just $47 for the whole package–a tiny fraction of what you’ve probably already spent on other study materials.

And it’s all delivered digitally, which means you’ll be able to download all of it immediately after you purchase it. No waiting for something to get mailed to you. You could be studying smarter within the next few minutes.

A couple of notes

First, these are outlines I prepared while studying for the July 2006 Indiana Bar Exam. I have not updated them since then, and have no plans to do so. They must still be good, because I get flooded with requests for them & thanks for them every time it’s bar exam season!

Second, these are my outlines–they are the exact material I studied from and passed with no problem. But they aren’t “official,” they carry no fancy endorsement of BarBri or anything else… they’re just mine. (Which is also why they’re, you know, actually affordable, as opposed to being outlandishly and appallingly overpriced like BarBri.)

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