Observed arrival · 2026-09-10
First Year Law — Contracts
A structured first-year law curriculum covering contracts through fifteen lectures, from offer and acceptance to breach and repudiation.
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The curriculum proceeds through doctrine-specific lectures rather than broad exam-topic summaries, beginning with what makes a promise enforceable and moving through offer, acceptance, consideration, and later contract problems. Its teaching method also includes case-reading technique: posture, facts, question, holding, reasoning, and disposition. The page names Hawkins v. McGee as an exemplar and says learners can use a separate study-club site for five-question quizzes.
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