Famous Cases
This case involved a famous pirate
Depp v. Heard
What are the first three words of the Preamble?
"We the people..."
This Pre-law advisor formerly worked for NYS governor Mario Cuomo.
James Snyder, Esq.
This show focuses on police and DA's in Manhattan.
Law and Order
How many LR sections can be on a LSAT exam.
2-3
This case established Judicial Review
Marbury v. Madison
How many Constitutional Amendments are there?
27
This attorney represented the plaintiffs in Brown v. Board of Ed.
Thurgood Marshall
This movie lawyer is so bad, she has L in her name.
Elle Woods
How many questions can be in a LR section on the LSAT?
25-26
You must file this for the Supreme Court to hear your case.
Petition for certiorari.
This Amendment changed how senators get to Congress.
The 17th Amendment.
This attorney is famous for a quote about gloves.
Johnnie Cochran
Slippin Jimmy is the street name for this TV lawyer.
James McGill/Saul Goodman
An extra section of LR in more recent LSAT exams replaces this once unpopular section.
Logic Games
This case involved a recent Executive Order on Birthright Citizenship
Trump v. Barbara
The right to privacy, right to refuse medical treatment, to marry someone of a different race, and formerly abortion have been interpreted to be protected by.
The Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment.
This famous lawyer passed the bar without going to law school and later became President.
Abraham Lincoln
"Your face is my case" is a famous quote from what show?
Seinfeld.
These types of LR questions are famously referred to as non-argument based questions.
Principle, Resolve the Paradox, and Inference.
This case involved recent tariffs.
Learning Resources Inc., v. Trump
This Constitutional provision forbids the state from prosecuting individuals who commit an act later made illegal.
Ex post facto
This current Supreme Court justice is the only justice to attend law school and not attend Harvard or Yale.
Amy Coney Barret
He can't handle the truth
Lt. Daniel Kaffee
Enrique: The city's transit authority does not have enough money to operate for the next twelve months without cutting service or increasing fares, and the federal government has so far failed to provide additional funding. Nonetheless, the transit authority should continue operating without service cuts or fare increases until it has exhausted its funds. At that point, the federal government will be willing to provide funding to save the authority.
Cynthia: If the transit authority tries that maneuver, the federal government will probably just let the authority go out of business. The transit authority cannot risk allowing that to happen.
The Dialogue most strongly supports the claim that these two disagree over.
The transit authority should continue operating without cutting service or increasing fares until it has exhausted its funds.