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At New York Law School, Morange now
offers a “Morange Membership”.
For a one-time membership fee of $950, members
can attend:
Weekly Workshops:
Each Thursday , from 11:30-1:30, we’ll hold a different 2-hour
workshop on campus. You’ll
receive a schedule of topics to be covered at each workshop,
and you can attend as often as you like. We will focus
mainly on Property and Criminal Law, but will also cover key
topics in Leg/Reg and Legal Writing.
Drop-in Private Tutoring:
Each week, an attorney-instructor will be on campus to offer
private tutoring for you – no appointment necessary. Simply drop by for
a 20-30 minute session and review outlines, discuss cases,
or get general advice. Attend as often as you like.
Email and Phone Assistance
We’re just a phone call or email away, all semester long! If
you find yourself confused or frustrated, just call us! We are
on-call , seven days a week, to answer academic questions.
Outline and Hypo Review
Morange members are welcome to send us outlines and practice
exam answers! One of our attorney-instructors will review your
document and give you specific, helpful suggestions on how to
improve. Students can send as many documents as they wish
prior to exam time.
Career Roundtables: We
know that learning to “network” can be a daunting
challenge, and we’re here to show you the ropes. Each
month, Members are invited to attend an intimate roundtable discussion
with prominent federal litigator.
Member Discounts
Members are entitled to a 25% discount on all “Bang it Out” workshops.
** add evening info
New York Law School Professor-Specific Criminal Law
Workshops
"BANG IT OUT: BLECKER": FRIDAY 2/26 1:00-5:00
Price: $150
4 hours with us will answer that age-old
question "What
is he talking about?". We will cover:
- The theories of crimes/punishment and how to use this stuff
on exams.
- The definitions of actual crimes, with a focus on homicide
and the NY Penal law (this is the stuff that you are expected
to know, but no one ever seems to understand).
- Accessorial/Accomplice liability: a popular test topic.
- The nightmare stuff: Every year, Professor
Blecker's final exam focuses its one essay question on a
Constitutional analysis of various statutes. Most students
are completely confused by this topic, as it is pretty difficult.
Learn it now from us, and avoid the stress and struggle on
your own
"BANG IT OUT: CHANG" FRIDAY
2/19 1:00-5:00 $150
Morange
- Intent, mens rea, the MPC, and statutory interpretation:
We'll explain that what you're learning about and we'll show
you how that stuff appears on final exams.
- Constitutional requirements of burdens of proof: Every year,
there is one exam question about this. It's a little confusing,
and we'd love you to hear it from us, before you get confused
in class.
- Theories of crime and punishment and how to use that info
on exams.
- Attempt & Homicide: Professor Chang's
class tends to be very theoretical, but a solid understanding
of the legal concepts of Attempt and Homicide are essential
to getting the most of your classroom experience.
Tues, February 16, 2010 1:00
FREE 1L Workshop for all NYLS students: “The Other
90%”
Join us for a Pizza lunch, while we get everyone
on track for a great Spring Semester. Special Guest Speaker:
John Meringolo, Esq., NYLS ’99.
Saturday, February 27 10:30-2:30
Conlaw II, The Morange Way, Hosted by the NYLS Student
Bar Association
We’ll be covering all the key Conlaw II cases
and concepts. After
this workshop, your reading will be a breeze!
Special SBA discounted price: $99
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