Plessy v.Fergusonpublicdefenderprivitystopandfriskmatterof lawultraviresfelonycontractscivprohad Prof.Ottley stareat you toolongstatutenegotiationsguiltybankruptcypardonran outof printmoneyreasonablepersonhighcrimeLovingv.Virginiaexpartecapitalpunishmentp2pcrimprobeen tomorethan 3 BLSAeventsflewduring thepandemicreasonabledoubtfederalcourtyourhonorbeen toa barreviewprosecutorreallyattorneygeneralvisitedprofessorsofficehoursprobablecausepleabargaincontemptcompensatorydamagesvisitedcareerserviceswent to anevent justfor thefoodimpeachmalicewent to atleast 6networkingeventsvoirdirecommercialarbitrationopponentcrimlawlegaldraftingBrownv. BOEHatchActcauseofactioncoughedor sneezedin anelevatordispositiveresipsaloquitormergerheard Prof.Bedi say"Coooorect"motiontosuppresstypedwrong codefor BLSAdoorstaredecisisreliancereturneda studyroom latelexisnexispierce thecorporateveilacquisitionswobblernegligentbizorgsrodeCTA toschoolmensreamisdemeanorforgot topressbutton inelevatormagistratecouldn'tfind IDcard to getinto librarybeen cold-called anddidn't knowthe answerwestlawracprobonopleading1stdegreemurderDeanMoyecourtdepositionpunitivedamagesnuisanceJurisDoctorprobationsubstantivecrimesagainsthumanityreal estatetransactionsam notguiltytortsdrankatschoolpropertycrowded intoan alreadycrowdedelevatorevidenceprosejurydueprocessjurisdictionfactualimpossibilitylarcProf.Collwills &trustsmediationpartnershipmay itpleasethe courtliabilityprimafaciecouldn't findID card togetinto 2nd floormotiontodismissmalfeasanceProf.Caubleconlawrecklesspressedwrongbutton inelevatorDeanTirresmissedmore thantwoclasseslegalimpossibilityparticipatedin a clinicestoppelPlessy v.Fergusonpublicdefenderprivitystopandfriskmatterof lawultraviresfelonycontractscivprohad Prof.Ottley stareat you toolongstatutenegotiationsguiltybankruptcypardonran outof printmoneyreasonablepersonhighcrimeLovingv.Virginiaexpartecapitalpunishmentp2pcrimprobeen tomorethan 3 BLSAeventsflewduring thepandemicreasonabledoubtfederalcourtyourhonorbeen toa barreviewprosecutorreallyattorneygeneralvisitedprofessorsofficehoursprobablecausepleabargaincontemptcompensatorydamagesvisitedcareerserviceswent to anevent justfor thefoodimpeachmalicewent to atleast 6networkingeventsvoirdirecommercialarbitrationopponentcrimlawlegaldraftingBrownv. BOEHatchActcauseofactioncoughedor sneezedin anelevatordispositiveresipsaloquitormergerheard Prof.Bedi say"Coooorect"motiontosuppresstypedwrong codefor BLSAdoorstaredecisisreliancereturneda studyroom latelexisnexispierce thecorporateveilacquisitionswobblernegligentbizorgsrodeCTA toschoolmensreamisdemeanorforgot topressbutton inelevatormagistratecouldn'tfind IDcard to getinto librarybeen cold-called anddidn't knowthe answerwestlawracprobonopleading1stdegreemurderDeanMoyecourtdepositionpunitivedamagesnuisanceJurisDoctorprobationsubstantivecrimesagainsthumanityreal estatetransactionsam notguiltytortsdrankatschoolpropertycrowded intoan alreadycrowdedelevatorevidenceprosejurydueprocessjurisdictionfactualimpossibilitylarcProf.Collwills &trustsmediationpartnershipmay itpleasethe courtliabilityprimafaciecouldn't findID card togetinto 2nd floormotiontodismissmalfeasanceProf.Caubleconlawrecklesspressedwrongbutton inelevatorDeanTirresmissedmore thantwoclasseslegalimpossibilityparticipatedin a clinicestoppel

Law School Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Plessy v. Ferguson
  2. public defender
  3. privity
  4. stop and frisk
  5. matter of law
  6. ultra vires
  7. felony
  8. contracts
  9. civ pro
  10. had Prof. Ottley stare at you too long
  11. statute
  12. negotiations
  13. guilty
  14. bankruptcy
  15. pardon
  16. ran out of print money
  17. reasonable person
  18. high crime
  19. Loving v. Virginia
  20. ex parte
  21. capital punishment
  22. p2p
  23. crim pro
  24. been to more than 3 BLSA events
  25. flew during the pandemic
  26. reasonable doubt
  27. federal court
  28. your honor
  29. been to a bar review
  30. prosecutor
  31. really
  32. attorney general
  33. visited professors office hours
  34. probable cause
  35. plea bargain
  36. contempt
  37. compensatory damages
  38. visited career services
  39. went to an event just for the food
  40. impeach
  41. malice
  42. went to at least 6 networking events
  43. voir dire
  44. commercial arbitration
  45. opponent
  46. crim law
  47. legal drafting
  48. Brown v. BOE
  49. Hatch Act
  50. cause of action
  51. coughed or sneezed in an elevator
  52. dispositive
  53. res ipsa loquitor
  54. merger
  55. heard Prof. Bedi say "Coooorect"
  56. motion to suppress
  57. typed wrong code for BLSA door
  58. stare decisis
  59. reliance
  60. returned a study room late
  61. lexisnexis
  62. pierce the corporate veil
  63. acquisitions
  64. wobbler
  65. negligent
  66. biz orgs
  67. rode CTA to school
  68. mens rea
  69. misdemeanor
  70. forgot to press button in elevator
  71. magistrate
  72. couldn't find ID card to get into library
  73. been cold-called and didn't know the answer
  74. westlaw
  75. rac
  76. pro bono
  77. pleading
  78. 1st degree murder
  79. Dean Moye
  80. court
  81. deposition
  82. punitive damages
  83. nuisance
  84. Juris Doctor
  85. probation
  86. substantive
  87. crimes against humanity
  88. real estate transactions
  89. am not guilty
  90. torts
  91. drank at school
  92. property
  93. crowded into an already crowded elevator
  94. evidence
  95. pro se
  96. jury
  97. due process
  98. jurisdiction
  99. factual impossibility
  100. larc
  101. Prof. Coll
  102. wills & trusts
  103. mediation
  104. partnership
  105. may it please the court
  106. liability
  107. prima facie
  108. couldn't find ID card to get into 2nd floor
  109. motion to dismiss
  110. malfeasance
  111. Prof. Cauble
  112. con law
  113. reckless
  114. pressed wrong button in elevator
  115. Dean Tirres
  116. missed more than two classes
  117. legal impossibility
  118. participated in a clinic
  119. estoppel