This standardized test is traditionally used by law schools to evaluate applicants.
What is the LSAT?
Bad Bunny was born on this Caribbean island.
What is Puerto Rico?
This is our president.
Who is Tiffany?
This is the celebration for when a Latina girl turns 15 year old.
What is a Quinceañera?
This is the highest court in the United States.
What is the U.S. Supreme Court?
These two numbers are commonly emphasized when looking at a law school's entering-class admissions statistics.
What are GPA and LSAT score?
This is the smallest country by land area in mainland Central America.
What is El Salvador?
This is the time of our usual gen meetings.
When is 7-8 p.m?
In Día de los Muertos traditions, these decorated altars are created to honor loved ones who have died.
What are ofrendas?
This amendment protects a person from being forced to testify against themselves in a criminal case.
What is the Fifth Amendment?
This LSAT section presents lengthy passages followed by questions testing comprehension and analysis.
What is Reading Comprehension?
This country's capital is San José, while its national phrase “Pura Vida” has become internationally recognizable.
What is Costa Rica?
This is how many board members there are on LPLS.
What is 8?
This Indigenous civilization built Machu Picchu in what is now Peru.
Who were the Inca?
This term describes a judge's order authorizing law enforcement to search a particular place for specified evidence.
What is a search warrant?
This academic degree must generally be earned before a graduate can pursue attorney licensure through the bar-examination process.
What is a Juris Doctor (J.D.)?
This Central American country contains Lake ... , the largest freshwater lake in Central America.
Answer: What is Nicaragua?
This is the full and complete name of LPLS.
What is Latine Pre Law- Sociedad
This Colombian music and dance genre originated along the country's Caribbean coast before spreading throughout Latin America.
What is cumbia?
This doctrine generally prevents a defendant from being prosecuted twice for the same offense after acquittal or conviction.
What is double jeopardy?
Put these four steps in the typical order: earn a J.D., earn a bachelor's degree, become licensed, take the bar exam.
Bachelor's → J.D. → Bar Exam → Licensed
This South American country's name is traditionally said to mean “Little Venice.”
What is Venezuela?
What is via email (sent by Fabio)
Before Mexico City existed, this city served as the capital of the Mexica Empire and was built on an island in Lake Texcoco.
What is Tenochtitlán?
This pretrial proceeding involves a witness answering questions under oath outside the courtroom.
What is a deposition?