Further Study
The Bar Exam Keeps Punishing Common Sense
Sep 9, 202626 min
The Commerce Clause stumps Sam yet again in another round of Bar Exam questions. John explains easments appurtenant, Plato's view on man, and more.
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At Further Study, we believe that a legal education should be available to everyone, for free! Subscribe for weekly videos all about legal jurisprudence. Hosted by John Avi Socha, from the team at the Hemmat Law Group.
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What is Further Study about?
At Further Study, we believe that a legal education should be available to everyone, for free! Subscribe for weekly videos all about legal jurisprudence. Hosted by John Avi Socha, from the team at the Hemmat Law Group.
What has Further Study covered recently?
Recent episodes include "The Bar Exam Keeps Punishing Common Sense" (9 September 2026, 26 minutes), "Can the Bar Exam get even more ridiculous?" (2 September 2026, 34 minutes), and "Why Sriracha Disapeared" (30 August 2026, 52 minutes).
How often does Further Study publish?
Further Study publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 15 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Further Study?
Booking probability for Further Study is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Further Study requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Further Study's contact route on record: public web form.
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Further Study
Can the Bar Exam get even more ridiculous?
Sep 2, 202634 minJohn and Sam are back exploring manslaughter vs. murder and more with another round of pop culture bar questions.
Further Study
Why Sriracha Disapeared
Aug 30, 202652 minJohn does a deep dive on the litigation behind why Sriracha disapeared from store shelves and returned looking totally different.
Episode #22
The Bar Exam Makes No Sense to a Non-Lawyer
Aug 27, 202632 minS1Sam puts common sense to the test with seven bar exam questions covering property, torts, evidence, contracts, and criminal law. Play along with the quizzes and see if you can beat his score!#lawschool #lawyers #law...
- Aug 19, 202627 min
A special episode of Further Study! Sara subs in for John to explore the mysterious and expensive NMPLOL/Malena Tudi divorce and the tables turn as Sam becomes the expert as we dive into video games, streaming and more.
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- Aug 16, 202651 minS1
Sam faces seven bar exam questions covering civil procedure, constitutional law, property, criminal law, evidence, and professional responsibility. #lawschool #lawyers #law #barexam Want to crush the Bar? Check out out...
Episode #9
Non-Lawyer Takes the Bar Exam | Ep. 9
Aug 9, 202655 minS1Sam tries his hand at ethics questions with our first ever MPRE Edition of Non-Lawyer Takes The Bar. John addresses the ABA’s technical snafu during the Washington State Universal Bar Exam. #lawschool #lawyers #law...
- Aug 1, 202627 min
In this episode John reminds us that no matter what your bar results are you will be just fine. The $75k rule returns and Sam explores more pop-culture questions.
- Jul 25, 202627 minS1
Test your legal knowledge with real bar exam questions. Follow along, make your picks, and see how your score compares.Check out our sponsor Jellyfish Prep...
- Jul 18, 202639 min
In today's episode of Further study we dive into the latest on the JP Morgan Sex Slave Scandal, learn about AO3, and discuss why moose are the most dangerous animal. Just want to get to the bar? Skip to 10:55!
- Jul 4, 202636 minS1
Sam takes on another round of Bar questions including some of his favorite, contract law, some celebrity q's and even tackles Conlaw in honor of the Fourth of July.
Episode #6
Non-Lawyer Takes the Bar Exam | Ep. 6
Jun 27, 202641 minS1Sam’s back in the hot seat! We’ve got another round of bar exam questions ready, if you’ve got ideas for what we try next, drop us a comment! Want to crush the bar? Check out our sponsor Jellyfish Prep...
- Jun 20, 202655 minS1
Trying something new this week. We swapped the usual format for a Jeopardy-style board and let the contestants pick their own categories. Let us know what you think! Want to crush the bar? Check out our sponsor...
- Jun 14, 202646 minS1
This week, our Summer Associates step into the hot seat for a bar exam challenge covering Constitutional Law, Evidence, Civil Procedure, Contracts, and Torts. Which answer surprised you the most? Want to crush the...
- Jun 6, 202639 minS1
We've got a new face in the hot seat this week! Spencer joins the podcast fresh off starting as a summer associate at Hemmat Law Group. He's also currently attending law school at Gonzaga. As always, we're jumping...
Jun 3, 202657 minS1We heard your feedback! Bar compilations now include question text (we aren't fully happy with the look, but it's something) to help with more complex reads. This time, we are jumping right into the questions and...
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