How To Learn The Law Without Law School: A Discussion With David Freiheit (a.k.a. Viva Frei)

I always wanted to go to law school, and fortunately, there are lots of opportunities to learn about it without having to enter a building or buy the expensive legal textbooks.

Of course, if you want to practice, you'll need a law degree. And many law students do come to me for memory advice.

Whether you're simply an enthusiast like me, currently studying for the bar or already a practicing legal professional, you're going to love the work of David Freiheit.

Check out his channel here:

   / @vivafrei  

Of the many things I like about it is the fun way Viva Frei digs into actually reading cases and going into the legal ins and outs of current decisions.

And not just in the courts of law belonging to governments. He also covers the court of public opinion from a legal perspective.

Frankly, I've watched so many of his videos and those of the colleagues he recommends, it feels like part time law school sometimes.

Plus, I dig the community he's creating, which you can check out here:

https://vivabarneslaw.locals.com/

Check him out on Twitter too:

  / thevivafrei  

I think one of the best things you can do is to learn as much as you can about how you are governed. It's your best shot at exercising your critical thinking skills and helping shape the future of the world you live in.

If you need memory help as you dig into this important area of knowledge yourself, as always, get the free memory improvement that is boosting the memory skills of people all over the world right here:

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P.S. For the only other legal video on the channel so far, check out this study of COPPA from back in the day:

   • COPPA: How Would Giordano Bruno And Fred R...  

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