The outline reduces the need to go back and reread the textbook. A student who rereads the textbook is misusing study time. One should be studying for a test, not reading the material for the first or second time. An outline is for your use and therefore should reflect what you think is most important and what needs work. Law professors never see student outlines, but since this an undergraduate course, I am willing to look at your outlines.
Most law schools publish law journals.
These journals contain a collection of articles on various aspects of the law. This year the American Civil Liberties class will publish the first annual Western Maryland College Law Review. Each of you must write an article on some aspect of the law. Your article must be limited to legal precedents that grow out of the First Amendment. You are not to write a report, a history, or a list of the cases surrounding the law.