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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fun game for lawyers and laymen alike.,
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This review is from: Disorderly Conduct (Toy)
My fiancée purchased this game while she was studying for the Bar Exam. We play it fairly often and she loves it. Even though I am not a lawyer I enjoy it very much. It plays a lot like Trivial Pursuit, but the categories are specific to law (Torts, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Contracts, General Practice, etc). Questions are based off of real cases, many familiar to any law school student, and the answers are explained with a good amount of detail and cites the actual case and judgment.
Now that she has passed the Bar and is officially a lawyer I am given a leg up when we play - if a lawyer plays against a non-lawyer, the lawyer must get a six categories while the non-lawyer only needs four. All in all a fun game, and if you have a law school student or Bar examinee in the family it would make a great gift that may even help them in their studies. |
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