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-mper and -cher - using -FRPB for both of these endings in words
2000 years and '01 through '09 - Briefs for years 2000 through 2015 (using prefix DW-) and '01-'09 by squishing the two syllables and using W- prefix
2011 Random #1 - random words
able to - briefs with the word able
accident - SD equals accident on left hand and -X on right hand
Advanced Family Court terms - more advanced, less common mostly
and = SG - and phrases, using SG as
and = SG - and phrases, mostly and I = STKPWEU
answer? - briefs on whether to answer the question
are you sure? - phrases with the word sure
as far as - briefs for as far as (SFARS) and then as far as I (SFAI-) and
ask - phrasing the word ask including ask as *FK on right hand
Attention - Phrases ending in word attention
attention, recall - phrases on attention, recall, memory, knowledge
Basic Family Court terms - basic
Basic Sentence Parts - Reviewing nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc
Bear and bare - bear and bare, phrases like bear fruit
been - phrases for has been (-FB), have been (-VB), few others
believe - phrases like will believe, will not believe, etc. basically using * for not
Big Common Words - big words that are fairly common
Can - Phrases with
Common Terms - overrule, hasn't, connect, evade
Consideration - Phrases ending in word consideration
couple - using KL- for couple, KLAO- for a couple, KLUF for couple of, and KLAUF for a couple of
Court - briefs for court work
custody and visitation - family briefs for custody
describe - briefs that end in describe (-DZ) and a few that start with describe (DRAOIB or DR-B). You can also add initial S- to those.
did you first - briefs for did you first, when you first, etc (using -FRS)
did you or did you not - phrases for wordy attorneys that phrase their questions with things like did you or did you not
do - briefs for do (DAO), I do (AO), and you do (YAOU) phrases
don't and I do not - briefs for don't phrases (DOE starts them), don't even (DOE*), I don't even (YOE), and you don't (YAOU* plus endings) and also I do not phrases (AO* plus endings in phrases)
driving, drunk driving - briefs and phrases for driving and drunk driving
drugs - briefs for drug terms
during - phrases like during the course, during the time (DR-)
Each phrases - phrases starting with "each"
employment - briefs for employment and work phrases, questions (like where do you work), and also words and phrases that go along with these families.
Evidence on -RDZ - Evidence on -RDZ as -FRD and some -VD
examinations and arguments - briefs for types of examinations and arguments
Exhibits 1 - Briefs on Exhibit Numbers and Letters
Exhibits 2 - briefs for marking exhibits
fact - fact on the right side (-FRT)
fair to say, is that correct - phrases with the word fair, also is that correct
Fall #4 JC 1 - JC phrases I made recently
Fall #4 JC 2 - JC phrases I made recently
Fall #4 JC 3 - JC phrases I made recently
Fall #4 JC 4 - JC phrases I made recently
Fall #5 - JC single words - single words and phrases to go with them, mostly for JC
Fall #5 JC Phrases - #1 - JC phrases
Fall #5 JC Phrases - #2 - JC phrases
Fall #5 JC Phrases - #3 - JC phrases
Fall #5 JC Phrases - #4 - JC phrases
familiar phrases - briefs for is it familiar, etc (using -FRL)
Family Acronyms, Other Terms - Acronyms and other terms heard in family court
family court phrases - phrases said in our family court
Family Members, Designations - strokes for members of the family and speaker designations
Family/Relatives - Briefs for names of family, including grand- and step-
Few, lot - Phrases like a few, a lot, etc
filler phrases - In, with - filler phrases starting with in or with
Financial 1 - financial briefs
Financial 2 - more financial briefs, pretty common mostly
for - phrasing for as FR-
for the purpose - FRURP, add O for of, and -T for the, or *T for it, -S for plural
from - Phrasing from on the L-DZ as FRO-
General Legal #1 - general legal briefs (note: I use -Z for plural and -S for 's)
get - phrasing get on the right side as -FRG, add - T for the, or -D for it
give - phrases with word give as beginning and ending (-VG on R-DZ)
go, going - briefs and phrases for go (G-), going (G-G), and going to (GAO- or G-GT)
got - phrasing got on the right side as *FRG, add -T for the, -D for it
guesses and estimates - phrases with guess, estimate
half, hour - phrases with half, hour, half hour, etc
has been - Phrases for has been ending, using -FB, a few other been phrases
has there, have there - briefs for has there, have there, had there and then been
has to, had to, have to - purposeful stacks for has to (THAO), had to (THO), have to (VO)
Hesitation #1 - Hesitation #1
house - briefs for things around the house
how do you, how did you - purposeful stack phrases with how do (DHAO), how did (DH-)
I have no - using YAOIF to begin phrases and YAOIF* for I have no such
imp- words as SKW - imp = SKW impr- = SKWR impl- = STKPWL
INF- prefix - I use SF- for words starting with INF- (except for a few I brief)
INV- prefix - I also use SF- for INV- words
It was - phrase beginning - using TW- for it was on the L-DZ. If you add an asterisk to any phrase that doesn't have one, it reverses and becomes was it? Practice both if you have time with autoflip.
it's on the L-DZ - phrasing it's on the left side (SF-)
JC - General Terms #1 - Basic general JC terms
JC - Murder and Manslaughter - general briefs and phrases for MURD and MAUR
Jury Charge Phrases - Advanced - more advanced JC phrases
Jury Charge Phrases - Basic - Fundamental JC phrases
just a minute - briefs for phrases like just a minute
kind of - very useful kind of phrases
left hand, right hand - briefs for left hand, right hand families
Legalese 1 - legal terms
like to - phrases beginning with like, like to (LAOIFT). Think of the -F as a -K in this case.
look and look like - Briefs for phrases with look and look like (LOIK = look like)
look on *RDZ - phrasing look as -BLG for did you look, can you look, etc
mean phrases - phrases with the word mean, like what do you mean
measurements - measurement phrases (feet, inches, etc)
medical - advanced - advanced medical briefs (A-L)
medical - advanced #2 - more advanced medical phrases (M-Z)
Medical - Basic #1 - basic medical briefs (A-L)
medical - basic #2 - briefs (M-Z)
MIFLS words from Fall #4 - random words and a couple phrases I came across lately
mind - phrases with the word
More Legal #1 - more legal words and phrases
New Fall Phrases #1 - Random Phrases
New Fall Phrases #2 - Random Phrases
New Fall Phrases #3 - Random Phrases
New Fall Phrases #4 - Random Phrases
New Fall Phrases #5 - Random Phrases
New Fall Words #1 - Random words
New Fall Words #2 - Random words
New Fall Words #3 - Random words
New Families #1 - admit, perform, resign, advertise, withhold, reflect
New Families #2 - manage, emerge, telephone, exhaust, investigate, heavy, hesitate, recommend, represent
New Families #3 - evince, evade, eval, easy, emit, invoke, vocal, adore, disagree, portray
no more, any more - phrases like no questions, no more questions, any questions, any objections
not - phrases starting with the word not
number of - the way I am doing number of phrases
o'clock - briefs for 1:00 through 12:00
objections - briefs on various objections
office, officer, offense, all of us - my solution to getting rid of conflicts with these words
part of - phrases with part of
Particular - Particular family words and phrases, conflict resolution
point out - phrases for pointing out things, like the defendant (POID = point out) (-PD for point out at end of phrase, and *PD for point him out)
point, point in time - phrases with point and point in time
procedurals - 4V/Court briefs on procedurals and initial questions
R- words - words starting with letter R-
random but good phrases - random grabbag of briefs I have learned recently
real and really - briefs for really word family and phrases (RAE plus endings), also I don't really know, believe, think (just add * or *R), really on *RD as -RLG, -RLZ as realize in phrases. Also real estate, agent
Realtime 1 - strokes to make my realtime better
Refer - Refer on the -RDZ as -FR
refresh - briefs for refresh your memory, recall, recollection, and knowledge (your, my, and ours)
remember - using *FRM for remember instead of just -RM, so as to differentiate from the -RL for recall
rephrase - briefs on rephrase or repeat the question
said - FRD - said as -FRD
said = -FRD - ending said phrases with -FRD as said
seems and sound like - main ones are seem to me (SMAOE), seem to be (SAOEB), seem like (SLAOIK) and sound like (SLOUK)
ship suffix - words with the -ship suffix. I do most as -OIP
Simple Words 1 - new outlines for common, simple words
Simple words and phrases - Some simple words and phrases to learn
so that - phrasing so that (STHAO), other so phrases
sort of - small but very useful sort of family
spell your name - briefs for spelling questions like spell your name
state your name - briefs for state your name - STAURN
talk about - talk and talk about in phrases
tell and told - Phrase beginnings with tell and told
tell on R-DZ - phrases ending with the word tell
testify - briefs for the word family as well as phrases like you testified (using UFT for you testify and UFTD for the -ed)
the defendant did what? - Phrasing the defendant on the right side (*TD)
there on -RDZ - phrasing there on the right side (*RT), is there (STHR-)
these, those on -RD - using -OEFS for those endings, and -AOEFZ for these endings. On a few phrases the vowels are removed or asterisk is added to avoid conflicts
through - phrasing the word through (THRAOU)
Time #1 - phrases with the word time
Time #2 - phrases with the word time (continued)
try - small but useful try family. Main phrases are using TR-T as try to
type of - phrases with type of
Under - YUR - using YUR for under and few phrases
understanding - phrasing the word understanding (-NGD)
want to on R-DZ - phrasing want as -FRPB, want to as -FRPBT
want to, need to - creative phrases for want to (KWAO), need to (NAOEF)
went - doing went on the *RDZ as -FRPB*
what on R-DZ - phrasing what on the right hand as -FB
What phrase ending -AUT - phrasing what on the R-DZ as -AUT. This idea is in its infancy for me, and I will add more to this later.
what phrases - Advanced - advanced what phrases using asterisks, stacks
What Phrases - Basic - easy to stroke what phrases without initial H-
which - SKW - using SKW for which and SKW- plus endings in phrases
Yes and No Answer Extensions - (Q) on front of card, (A) on back... Use Y- plus Ans. bank for (A)Yes; and use N- plus Ans. bank for (A)No. Add * to bring in next question
you do, you don't - YAOU for you do, and YAOU* for you don't
Your Honor - briefs for respectful phrases for Your Honor and Court

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