Movie Marathon Anyone? Watch These Based on Your Classes

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Depending on where you are in the semester, a movie might be a welcome distraction from your studies. If you’ve watched “Legally Blonde” a few too many times, here are some other recommendations that might be fitting based on your current classes. Who knows, you may even further your legal learning in the process. Grab the popcorn and dive in!

Trial Advocacy

If you’re currently in Trial Advocacy or just missing the courtroom, check out “My Cousin Vinny.”

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Professional Responsibility

“Michael Clayton” might not seem like the obvious choice, but in this movie, a law firm brings in a “fixer” after their lawyer has a breakdown while representing a guilty chemical company in a class-action suit.

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Con Law I or Con Law II

Check out “Loving,” about a case you’ve likely read: Loving V. Virginia. The Supreme court case, which struck down laws banning interracial marriage were violations of the Equal Protection and Due Process Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

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Environmental Law

“Erin Brockovich” is based on a true story. Not only does it touch on Environmental Law, but also negotiations, client counseling, and more.

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Securities

If you need a spot-the-issue movie for your Securities final, “Wall Street” is likely your best bet.

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Criminal Law

You might want to check out the “Lincoln Lawyer.” Not only does it follow a Criminal Law issue, but it’s also full of ethics issues.

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