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The outlines in this category are no more than five pages in length (paper equivalent). They should be viewed as more of a "cheat sheet" with abbreviations, etc. to help law students remember the material at a glance. The legal topics relate to U.S. laws, but are not specific to any jurisdiction.
The outlines in this category are no more than five pages in length (paper equivalent). They should be viewed as more of a "cheat sheet" with abbreviations, etc. to help law students remember the material at a glance. The legal topics relate to U.S. laws, but are not specific to any jurisdiction.
[[Category:Outlines]]{{Breadcrumb|parent_page= Category:Outlines|parent_alias= Outlines |alias= Short Outlines}}
[[Category:Outlines]]{{#breadcrumb: Category:Outlines | Outlines }}
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