I believe in flow charts.
I wish every law class I learned was introduced with one simple overarching flowchart, that would show the essential tasks and questions that legal practitioners must proceed through when operating in this certain domain of law.
Then, as the class proceeds, the flow chart can branch and unveil more to show all the detail created within it. I would love to build a Flow Chart-maker machine — but for now I am just playing around at doing them by hand.
You can explore some of them below, and buy art prints at my Etsy shop.
Margaret, I just came across your flowcharts this week while studying hearsay in Evidence. I really like your work!
I love these! I’m a visual learner, and these are so helpful. They also make my design background happy.
I have never seen anything so splendid or creative. I LOVE THIS. You are a gifted and precious girl who is both right and left brain oriented! Amazing. Thank you. Using for Bar Study!
Thanks!
I love these charts … I have very quickly transposed one into VisiRule … let me know what you think!! – Clive
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My girlfriend and I used your Evidence flowchart to learn evidence (in 18 hours) and pass(!) back in 2015.
To this day, I send my law interns/externs to your site whenever they tell me they are taking Evidence. You are my hero!!!
I just discovered you studying for Con Law. Your work is incredible and I fully agree with you each class should be introduced with a flow chart. If only they were as beautiful as yours. Incredible. Please do more of this your talent is a blessing for us visual learners in law school.
What you are doing is so creative….innovative! Easy to learn through your method of communicating! Love it !!!