Do you practice law on Petticoat Junction or The Andy Griffith Show? Are you constantly plagued by ethical dilemmas like which checking account to use when the local banker prepays his legal fees for the entire year? Or what to do when Andy asks you to represent him in a will contest against Aunt Bee's will, which you happened to have both drafted and witnessed (the other witness now being dead)?
If so, then you probably don't need this book because the fact patterns on the MPRE will look very familiar to you.
But if you live in the 21st century, then you need the practice questions in this book in order to become familiar with the 1960s sitcom universe of the MPRE. It's not enough the read the ABA model rules. You need to learn which contrived fact pattern points to which rule (which the MPRE does seem to be pretty consistent about). This book has lots of questions to help you do that.
The first part of the book about how the MPRE writers select statistically valid questions was mildly interesting but not helpful for answering the questions. I'd recommend skipping straight to the practice questions.
Also the book says it includes all the questions from NCBE Online Practice Tests 1 and 2, so you probably don't need to pay NCBE any more money for those.
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This book was advertised at $27.32 in GOOD condition. The price of a new book would have been $32.92. So, I opted for what was supposed to be "good". What I received was a book that was marked up on every single page. Not a few pages. But, literally every one of 333 pages. It is of ZERO value to me. The prior owner has marked selected answers, made corrected answers, highlighted, scratched out etc. I will be returning this and ordering a NEW copy. P.S. When someone marks up a study guide to this extent, it should remain in their private library. It is not suitable for resale in this condition, especially under an inaccurate representation that the condition is "good", when it certainly is not.
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