I haven’t had time to write a regular blog article because Friday night and part of Sunday were occupied with writing the first draft of what I hope will eventually become a law review article. Saturday was spent studying and as the tutor for a session on “Causation and Omission to Act” at San Joaquin College of Law, where I also walked through some of the concepts in the paper.

It still needs lots of work, but a preview (i.e., draft) of it is available here.

The title of the article is IRAC-y Patterns: An Anti-Terrified Approach to Law School Exams. The idea for this paper has been building for awhile. Previous blog articles written at TechStop™ on which the current paper partly depends are:

Comments are welcome (especially from law students and lawyers). Comments on the tutorial session are appreciated from anyone who happened to attend.

Regular blog entries may resume as early as tonight, but probably not until tomorrow night.