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Glannon Guides
Overview

What Are Glannon Guides?

Law school lectures can leave you with more questions than answers. Glannon Guides break down tough concepts into straightforward explanations, then test your understanding with multiple-choice questions worked in throughout each chapter, not saved for the end. It's a proven partner all semester long, whether you're using it to supplement or substitute for classroom lecture.

LEARN BY WORKING THROUGH IT

Each question comes with a full explanation of why the right answer works and why the others don't, so you build understanding one concept at a time. It's designed to move at the pace of an actual lecture, making it easy to use alongside your coursework all semester rather than cramming with it right before finals.

Benefits

Why Consider Glannon Guides

Glannon Guides offer many benefits to students, including:

  • Learn through multiple-choice questions with detailed explanations.
  • Test your understanding as you work through complex legal concepts.
  • Develop analytical and issue-spotting skills essential for exam success.
  • Gain confidence with a study approach that combines learning and self-assessment.

Overview

Law class moves fast — and sometimes the lecture just doesn't click. Glannon Guides give you a second explanation, with examples and hypos that bring abstract legal doctrine to life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Glannon Guides work with my assigned casebook?

Yes — Glannon Guides are written to work with any casebook. They're organized around core doctrines of each subject, not around a specific professor's syllabus. That means you can use them regardless of which casebook your school uses.

What subjects do Glannon Guides cover?

Glannon Guides cover the major law school subjects, including Civil Procedure, Evidence, Torts, Contracts, Property, Constitutional Law, and Criminal Law, among others. Each guide is organized around the core doctrines of its subject, so browse by course to find the Glannon Guide that matches what you're studying.