Good luck to Jordan starting tomorrow and going until Thursday. He is taking the Texas State Bar Exam in order to practice law in Dallas. I truly feel for you but I know you will succeed marvelously. Rest assured, you are in our prayers as you sit there pumping your brain for bits of legal information. . . .
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ABEV: a bird's eye view 
Thanks, John! I better get back to studying Texas procedure and evidence and stop wasting time in the bloggernacle- I just needed to clear my head for a few minutes!
That’s all the Archipelago needs. A lawyer!
Good luck Jordan!
Danithew
Been there. Done that. Wouldn’t ever want to do it again! Jordan will do great. Bona fortuna!
Danithew, just click on “other” and then write your name. This is the new, improved Blogger comment function. I defaulted to this to see if it would correct the problems I am having with the sidebar appearing below the comments on a comment page. It hasn’t helped!
Jordan, I hope it went better for you than I. I thought the MBE questions were very tough & am not overly confident of passing either NJ or PA. At least PA let me type, NJ was handwritten. I’ll know by end of May.
What about you?
Lyle,
The MBE was rough- and it’s always a question whether one did good enough. That said, however, I will be very surprised if I did not pass, even if the MBE is lower than it ought to be- it counts for 40% of the total score here in Texas. I studied very hard, and feel quite confident that I did well enough on each portion to at least pass. And that’s all we need right- a barely passing score!
I might add that the last week leading up to the bar exam was probably one of the most stressful weeks I have ever experienced in my 30 years. I NEVER want to feel that out of sorts again. I hope we both get good news in May.
Congratulations on finishing a very tough exam. I am very confident you will pass–a 675 is all you need; anything more is wasted effort.