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Our debriefs for the July 2017 California Bar Exam essays are now complete, and we have already begun releasing them. The released debriefs are available on the CalBar Updates platform. Access to CalBar Updates is free. Sign up here...

Dr. Saccuzzo's updated predictions for the July 2017 California Bar Exam essays are now available on the CalBar Updates platform.

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Each bar exam cycle, Dr. Saccuzzo not only releases general predictions for the essay topics on the California Bar Exam, but also some specific issues within each of those subjects to which he recommends you pay special attention.

As you know, his...

Results day is coming.  Make sure you listen to Dr. Saccuzzo's message.

Beginning in July of this year, the California Bar Examination will be weighted as follows:

• Multiple choice (i.e., MBE): 50% [200 items, 175 of them scored]
• Essays (non-MEE): 35.7% [Five 1-hour questions]
• Performance Test (non-MPT): 14.3% [One...

Our debriefs for the February 2017 California Bar Exam essays are now available. But we are releasing them a little different this time around. We are bundling them alongside Dr. Saccuzzo's predictions for the July 2017 California Bar...

Dr. Saccuzzo's predictions for the July 2017 California Bar Exam essays are now available. But we are releasing them a little different this time around. We are bundling the predictions alongside our debriefs of the February 2017 California Bar...

So far so good, right?  We really do not see a need to deviate much from the original predictions at this point, but perhaps we can offer a bit more focus for you.

Here is what we think you might see tomorrow:

1. Business Associations crossed...

The State Bar of California is expected to announce this week that it will ban the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar from use for its February 2017 bar exam.

Other states have already announced their ban, which is reportedly owing to security issues...