Washburn University Study Guides by Professor

102 study packs for 37 courses at Washburn University, taught by 53 professors. Each pack is organized around one professor's course and built from its course outline.

Study Packs by Course

Administrative Law

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Admiralty

Alternative Dispute Resolution

Business Associations

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Civil Procedure I

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Civil Procedure II

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Constitutional Law I

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Constitutional Law II

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Corporations

Criminal Procedure

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Criminal Procedure II

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Decedent's Estates

Decedents' Estates and Trusts

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Employment Discrimination

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Employment Law

Environmental Law

Federal Income Tax

Immigration Law

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Income Taxation

Individual Tax

Law and Accounting

Mergers and Acquisitions

Professional Responsibility

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Public International Law

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Real Estate Transactions

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Secured Transactions

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Water Law

Washburn University Professors

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find law school outlines and study guides for Washburn University?
CaseBriefly has study packs for Washburn University courses including Evidence, Civil Procedure I, Constitutional Law II, and Professional Responsibility, organized by professor. Pick your professor and course to find materials organized around that section.
What is included in a Washburn University study pack?
Study packs can include the full course outline, an attack outline, an exam issue checklist, a case brief book, rules and elements sheets, and practice exams with model answers. Each is a PDF sold on its own or together in the Complete Study Bundle.
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