Regent Law Faculty are absolutely committed to preparing students for their state's bar exam.
This guide is designed to complement, and should not be used to replace a formal bar exam preparatory course or information posted for current students by the Office of Career & Alumni Services.
Elective Courses that Support MEE Subjects |
Conflict of Laws |
Family Law |
Sales (UCC1)
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Secured Transactions (UCC2)
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Wills, Trusts & Estates |
Because states recognize that service members and their families are required to move often and that this can be a hindrance to the practice of law by military spouses, many states admit spouses of active duty service members to the bar without additional examination even though they may not otherwise qualify for admission or reciprocity. Click below to read the pertinent rule for this state:
The Hawaii Bar Exam is composed of all four parts of the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE), however Hawaii is not a UBE state for purposes of reciprocity, and tests additionally on Hawaii Ethics.
Links to official Information | Subjects | Questions |
♦ HI Rules of Professionall Conduct
(in addition to the MPRE)
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• 15 multiple choice
• 30 minutes
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(MBE) |
♦ Civil Procedure
♦ Constitutional Law♦ Contracts – Includes UCC Art. 2
♦ Criminal Law & Procedure♦ Evidence ♦ Real Property ♦ Torts |
• 200 multiple choice
• Questions evenly distributed among the six subjects
• Two 3-hour sessions
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(MEE) |
All of the subjects above, plus:
♦ Business Associations
♦ Conflict of Laws ♦ Family Law ♦ Trusts and Estates ♦ UCC 2 (Secured Transactions) |
• Six 30-minute essays
• Any combination of possible subjects
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♦ Problem solving ♦ Legal Analysis and Reasoning ♦ Factual Analysis ♦ Communication ♦ Organization and Management of a legal task ♦ Recognizing and resolving ethical dilemmas |
• Two 90-minute exercises
• Tests "fundamental lawyering skills in a realistic situation."
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♦ Model Rules of Professional Conduct ♦ Model Code of Judicial Conduct |
• 60 multiple choice
• 2 hours
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