Well, I wasn't horribly worried about the MPRE, but the test was crazy enough that I felt I couldn't be too sure. Alas, I passed with room to spare.

Even though my Legal Ethics professor insisted that the class wouldn't help us much to prepare for the MPRE, I think he was wrong. Ironically, most useful was my recently completed California Civil Discovery class, which focused on issues of conflicts and trusts and investigators and whatnot early on.

Otherwise, I did the BarBri lecture, ran through the sample questions on the MPRE website, and reviewed the Chemerinsky outline. So, I was a bit worried that I had been too lackadaisical.

Here's what I really learned. Having glanced at the "Professional Responsibility" BarBri outline, I am not looking forward to bar exam prep.