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 |
Official Information | Subjects | Questions |
♦ Agency and Partnership
♦ Business Organizations
- Includes Corporations, Partnerships, Associations & Sole Proprietorships
Pleading and Practice, and Jurisdiction of Courts
♦ Commercial Law
- Includes Sales, Secured Transactions, and Negotiable Instruments
♦ Conflicts of Laws
♦ Constitutional Law - Federal
♦ Contracts
♦ Criminal Law & Procedure
♦ Evidence
♦ Family Law /Domestic Relations
♦ Limited Liability Companies
♦ Professional Responsibility
Ethics and Legal Responsibilities of the Profession
♦ Property
- Includes Real Estate
♦ Taxation - Federal♦ Torts
♦ Trusts & Estates
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(MEE) |
♦ Business Associations
♦ Civil Procedure
♦ Trusts and Estates
♦ Conflict of Laws ♦ Constitutional Law ♦ Contracts ♦ Criminal Law & Procedure ♦ Evidence ♦ Family Law ♦ Real Property ♦ Torts ♦ UCC 2 (Secured Transactions)
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• Questions may be included as part of the Wisconsin Essay Exam |
Test (MPT) |
♦ Legal Analysis and Reasoning ♦ Factual Analysis ♦ Communication ♦ Organization and Management of a legal task ♦ Recognizing and resolving ethical dilemmas |
• Questions may be included as part of the Wisconsin Essay Exam
• Tests "fundamental lawyering skills in a realistic situation."
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(MBE) |
♦ Civil Procedure
♦ Constitutional Law♦ Contracts ♦ 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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