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These are the skeletons from the seven course outline guides, ready to copy into your own document: the header block, the section structure in checking order, and each course's signature artifact pre drawn, the personal jurisdiction decision tree, the Contracts classification gate and two column layout, the negligence master checklist, the RAP procedure box, the homicide ladder with its merger box, the Con Law selector and tiers table, and the LRW working documents.
Copy it in week one, then fill it weekly, not from this site but from your briefs and your professor's class, because the shell is scaffolding and the filling is the studying, the whole argument of how to outline. Every bracketed field is a decision your course supplies: your professor's exam signals in the header, their formulations at the rules, their hypos in the application notes. The structural reasoning behind each shell, and the worked exemplar modules, live in the per course outline guides linked from every course hub, and the document conventions in template and structure.
Deliberately not: a filled outline you did not build teaches its previous owner. These are the structures with the hard architectural decisions made, which is the part worth handing you.
The copy button pastes cleanly into any editor with the structure intact. Formatted document versions of all seven ship as the free download attached to this page.
Whichever course closes its first unit first, usually Civ Pro or Torts around week five, per when to start outlining. Stagger the rest as their units close.
A template is scaffolding, not an outline. The value of an outline is manufactured while you build it, which is why a borrowed one transfers almost nothing, per the outlining guide.
Take the structure and fill it yourself. That is the whole intended use.
Written by Ali, Georgetown Law, founder of Lovare Institut.
July 30, 2026
July 30, 2026