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About: This bingo card captures the energy and quirks of a lively law school classroom, especially in courses where property law or legal hypotheticals take center stage. It’s perfect for students hoping to add some fun to their lectures, group study sessions, or exam review meetings. Expect plenty of inside jokes and relatable moments for anyone knee-deep in legal education.
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This bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "Let's write the brief for the plaintiff/defendant", Water bottle reference, Burning man reference, "I thought there was going to be a simple rule", draws something on the board, "We're doing bad things", "Guys what's going on here", Takes sip of water, Refers to someone as a lawyer, "I can tell by this person's face that they (opinion)", Points at a person and goes "(person) is like what??", Barsa says he's confused and/or this is confusing stuff, Comment on mic/tech issues, "add that to your reading/watch list", "nefarious", "Thievery", Mentions New Jersey, "What are we doing in this crazy class", "Whatever that means / what exactly does that mean", "Bundle of rights/sticks", "Property rights are relational and contextual", "Let's be evil corporate lawyer", "Finger on the scale", "Seems like this makes no sense", Legal Hypo involving a student, Mentions California, Comment about bad lawyers from another school, "With me so far?", "Hold on a sec", Student says they're confused, he replies "me too", "What a freaking mess", "That's not how the court sees it".
This bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: "Let's write the brief for the plaintiff/defendant", Water bottle reference, Burning man reference, "I thought there was going to be a simple rule", draws something on the board, "We're doing bad things", "Guys what's going on here", Takes sip of water, Refers to someone as a lawyer, "I can tell by this person's face that they (opinion)", Points at a person and goes "(person) is like what??", Barsa says he's confused and/or this is confusing stuff, Comment on mic/tech issues, "add that to your reading/watch list", "nefarious", "Thievery", Mentions New Jersey, "What are we doing in this crazy class", "Whatever that means / what exactly does that mean", "Bundle of rights/sticks", "Property rights are relational and contextual", "Let's be evil corporate lawyer", "Finger on the scale", "Seems like this makes no sense", Legal Hypo involving a student, Mentions California, Comment about bad lawyers from another school, "With me so far?", "Hold on a sec", Student says they're confused, he replies "me too", "What a freaking mess", "That's not how the court sees it".