Since law school exams are, as a group, rather different from other sorts of tests, students who actually write out a dry-run test or two are less likely to be shocked into writer's block when they face their first real exam. You can test yourself by taking the following practice exams. You should first check to see whether your class has studied the area that the exam covers.
Different schools have different curriculums.
If your class has not studied this area, you can still take the exam by reviewing the rules of law that pertain to the exam. The link for the rules is contained at the beginning of each exam. After completing the practice exam, compare your answer with the model answer. Jurisdiction This Civil Procedure exam tests your knowledge of the substantive law of jurisdictional issues. The way in which Civil Procedure is taught varies between law schools.