Texas Tech Study Guides by Professor

185 study packs for 76 courses at Texas Tech, taught by 80 professors. Each pack is organized around one professor's course and built from its course outline.

Study Packs by Course

Administrative Law

Advanced Federal Income Tax

Appellate Advocacy

Art & Antiquities

Banking Law

Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights

Business Associations

Business Entities

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Business Organizations

Civil Procedure I

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Commercial Law

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Commercial Law: Payments

Constitutional Law I

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Constitutional Law II

Constitutional Law Survey

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Consumer Law

Corporate Governance

Criminal Law Defenses

Criminal Procedure

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E-Discovery and Digital Evidence

Education Law

Employment Discrimination

Employment Law

Entertainment Law

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Environmental Law

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Federal Courts

Federal Income Tax

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First Amendment

Gaming and Racing Law

Human Rights Law

Immigration Law

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Income Taxation

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Indian Law

Intellectual Property

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International Business Transactions

International Environmental Law

Land Use Planning

Marital Property

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Medical Malpractice

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NAFTA

National Security Law

Negotiable Instruments

Nonprofit Organizations

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Partnership Tax

Patent

Pre-Trial Procedure

Products Liability

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Professional Responsibility

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All 14 Property I study packs at Texas Tech

Real Estate Finance

Real Property

Secured Transactions

Texas Criminal Procedure

Texas Estate Administration

Texas Juvenile Law

Texas Land Titles

Texas Matrimonial Property

Texas Pretrial Procedure

Texas Trial and Appellate Procedure

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Voire Dire

Wills and Trust Law

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Wills and Trusts

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Wills, Trusts, and Estates

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