You may have heard about the renewed interest in Keli Lane’s case in the past few months. No? Well, we’ve got a review for you.

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Call me a millennial, but I respond to every musty textbook of legal case summaries with the same unoriginal droll: ‘Couldn’t I just Google this?’ All except one. When Survive Law offered us copies of legal resources in exchange for an honest review, I surprised myself by raising my hand for LexisNexis Case Summaries: Constitutional Law. But after all, I was enrolled in Constitutional Law for the semester. In a time where the words ‘KIRBY J, DISSENTING’ were stamped on the ey

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