Jurisprudence Law is Overemphasized in AIBE - It's a Barrier to Real Learning

I firmly believe that the emphasis on Jurisprudence law is misplaced in our Bar Exam and AIBE. Don't get me wrong, it's a fundamental concept, but the way it's taught is dry and formulaic. We spend more time memorizing Anand Balkrishna Bakshi vs. Rattan Singh (2004) and similar cases rather than actually understanding the underlying principles. This leads to a culture of rote learning, where students focus on passing the exam rather than developing a deeper understanding of the subject. It's time we shift the focus to more practical and contemporary topics that will actually prepare us for the real world.