The LSAT is all done by hand, so in the course of studying, you’re probably going to end up with a lot of notebooks filled with your scrawling. But if you want to keep any of those notes around for future reference, you’re going to have to come up with a better organizing system than just piling a ton of legal pads up on your coffee table. There are a number of apps that turn your handwriting (whether on paper or on a device like an iPad) into text, so you can store all those notes in the right place.
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