Title: Actually, It's Pretty Inaccurate
Product review: I would give Bar Breaker's an A for organization and inspirational ideas and an D for accuracy with respect to statements of law, both implied and express. Literally, almost every single "model" answer has either a total mis-statement of law or fails to discuss a major issue that is implicated by the fact pattern. I believe that some of these answers would not even receive a passing grade. There are even mis-statements of criminal law, which is kind of scary considering that Adachi oversees the criminal defense of every indigent person in San Francisco. I'm surprised that more people aren't pointing this out. I suspect that these reviewers might have some connection to the author. Just be sure not to rely on Adachi's legal analysis as accurate. For the exam tips, it's great. Also, it's very helpful to have the essays organized by category as he has done.
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