case system
- A learning methodology adopted in most American law schools where students study law by examining, outlining, and discussing appellate cases, which are published in subject-specific casebooks each embodying a certain legal statute
- At law school, John was introduced to the case system that would aid his understanding of various legal rules.
- Because of the case system, Alice became adept at interpreting the complexities of constitutional law.
- Implementing the case system in legal studies provides students with real court scenarios to enhance their understanding of law.
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