Someone I know recently finished a law degree. Said that he didn't go into the detail of the cases and actually only read maybe one case during the course. He admitted he was rather lazy and didn't take the PhotoReading process as far as he could have.
Remember you're dealing with textbooks that take 100 hours of traditional reading. Build in layers. Go quickly over the pages and repeat more often and faster. Then start skittering. Superreading and dipping is probably not the best choice for activating a law textbook.
Use mind mapping more it helps you to focus. That's one thing he did a lot of. He had a lot of mind maps that helped him with his review before the exams.
Oh one thing the recent law graduate did. PhotoRead the textbooks often. Not just once and then activate.
AlexK
