
1991
The Game of Law School
2–4 players · 90 min
The "Game of Law School" challenges players on their knowledge of law in everyday life.
The main component of this game is the question cards, each containing 6 questions. Similar to other trivia games, each card has a question from each one of the different categories, with answers on the reverse side. These questions test one's knowledge on either constitutional, tort, judicial, criminal, business and property law. There are a variety of styles of questions including true or false, multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank.
A board helps to enhance the game as players progress from the "First Day of Law School" onwards to "Graduation". Moving through the squares that line the edges of the board, the players may gain advantages or disadvantages in their quest for commencement. Some of these spaces allow extra turns while others may put you on "probation" or cause you to restart the game!
The goal of the game is to be the first person to Graduate and receive a graduation certificate (which is included in the game).
Of particular note is the die which allows a maximum roll of 3.
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