Episode 7- Finals Season Tips & Motivation

An episode of the That Law Life podcast, hosted by Kathy Winkleman, titled "Episode 7- Finals Season Tips & Motivation" was published on November 10, 2023 and runs 22 minutes.

November 10, 2023 ·22m · That Law Life

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Well...we are officially in finals season. If you are preparing for final exams, I hope these tips are useful to help with your studying. In this episode I mentioned a trial advocacy program through the Los Angeles County Bar Association, well…here is the link: https://lacba.org/?pg=tap The National Institute for Trial Advocacy also has some programs and courses. https://www.nita.org/s/ I also recommend that you check into all the attorney/lawyer resources in your area. Here are a few I found in California. California Lawyers Association; https://calawyers.org/ Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles: https://www.caala.org/?pg=EducationLanding National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers: https://www.nacdl.org/ Criminal Courts Bar Association; https://www.laccba.org California Attorneys for Criminal Justice; https://cacj.org/ Do you know of any organizations that may be useful to other law students? Share them with me on IG so I can pass the information along to other listeners!! @legallykathy @thatlawlifepodcast

Episode Description

Well...we are officially in finals season. If you are preparing for final exams, I hope these tips are useful to help with your studying.

In this episode I mentioned a trial advocacy program through the Los Angeles County Bar Association, well…here is the link:

https://lacba.org/?pg=tap

The National Institute for Trial Advocacy also has some programs and courses. https://www.nita.org/s/

I also recommend that you check into all the attorney/lawyer resources in your area. Here are a few I found in California.

California Lawyers Association; https://calawyers.org/

Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles: https://www.caala.org/?pg=EducationLanding

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers: https://www.nacdl.org/

Criminal Courts Bar Association; https://www.laccba.org

California Attorneys for Criminal Justice; https://cacj.org/

Do you know of any organizations that may be useful to other law students? Share them with me on IG so I can pass the information along to other listeners!!

@legallykathy

@thatlawlifepodcast

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