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FLOW CHARTS TABLE OF CONTENTS to FLOW CHARTS Fig. 1 Analyzing Any Torts Question 2 Battery 3 Assault 4 False Imprisonment 5 Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress 6 Negligence in General 7 Res Ipsa Loquitur in Negligence Cases 8 Actual and Proximate Cause in Negligence Cases 9 Duty in Negligence Cases 10 Damages in Negligence Cases 11 Major Defenses in Negligence Cases 12 Vicarious Liability 13 Strict Liability 14 Strict Products Liability 15 Defamation Note: The cross-references in…

Reading Schedule for Law School

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I feel like it is no secret that law school requires a ton of reading. It is a huge part of being a lawyer so naturally, it should be a big part of the process of becoming a lawyer. I have always been an avid reader. I was not uncommon for my middle school self to check 20-30 books at a time out from our local library because I would buzz through them so fast. My parents had to take the nightstand light out of my room because I would stay up until the wee hours of the morning reading. When…