I’m not sure who the audience is here。 Because it’s a little too complicated for the average person， too diluted for an attorney， and as a law student， I found it quite dull and a little redundant。 The structure felt like two parallel but different explanations， like 1， 2， 3 at the same time as A， B， C， instead of an outline or embedded situation。 The author covers BICAT， her framework for analysis well， but the cases and examples she uses to illustrate weren’t effective， in my humble opinion。 O I’m not sure who the audience is here。 Because it’s a little too complicated for the average person， too diluted for an attorney， and as a law student， I found it quite dull and a little redundant。 The structure felt like two parallel but different explanations， like 1， 2， 3 at the same time as A， B， C， instead of an outline or embedded situation。 The author covers BICAT， her framework for analysis well， but the cases and examples she uses to illustrate weren’t effective， in my humble opinion。 Overall， it didn’t feel like a great guide for the non-lawyer and felt too basic for at attorney or law student。 。。。more