Pack a jacket and pain relievers, and request a late hotel check-out. Those are just a few of the suggestions that Lisa Waters, a grader for Texas Wesleyan University School of Law's spring 2012 "Preparing for the Bar Exam" course, has for test-takers sitting for the three-day Texas bar exam, which begins July 24. In a question-and-answer exchange, Waters offers some more tips. This article includes a video interview.
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Tips for Taking the July Texas Bar Exam
July 12, 2012
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