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<h2>Constitutional Law Practice Test</h2>
The NCBE divides this section into four main categories: individual rights, the nature of judicial review, the separation of powers, and the relation between the nation and the states in the federal government. Individual rights are given special attention in this regard. It makes up half of the questions tested on Constitutional Law, according to MBE Frequent Chart Constitutional Law. Since the other three subjects account for half of the questions on constitutional law, you shouldn't disregard them either.

<span style="font-weight: 400;">Our</span><a href="https://easy-prep.org/mbe-bar-exam-sample-questions"> <span style="font-weight: 400;">MBE Practice Test</span></a><span style="font-weight: 400;"> includes these Constitutional Law practice questions as an educational tool for applicants seeking admission to the bar in a US jurisdiction. Designed to acquaint candidates with Constitutional Law MBE-style questions, these practice questions closely resemble the format of the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE). These practice questions do not cover all of the subjects that will be covered in Constitutional Law, even though they do show the types of questions that can be found on the MBE. It is recommended that before attempting to answer these Constitutional Law practice questions in particular, and full MBE practice in general, MBE test-takers peruse the information on MBE content supplied on the NCBE website, including the Constitutional Law subject matter overview.</span>

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Detailed explanations and rationales for each item will help test-takers gain a deeper understanding of the Constitutional Law field of the MBE test. 


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