Rational Juris' Notes: Disappointing but some gems

I recently used Rational Juris' notes for AILET Criminal Law prep, thinking they'd save my time and effort. But honestly, I was disappointed. The notes are disorganized, and the flow is quite awkward. It's like they took some random lecture slides, put them together, and called it a day. The explanations are sometimes too simplistic, sometimes too convoluted, and often lack examples or case studies. For example, in the IPC section, they barely cover the important sections like 302 and 304. And don't even get me started on the BNS section – it's like they expected me to already know the basics. BUT, if you're an obsessive note-taker, you might find some gems scattered throughout the 700+ pages. I found their summary flowcharts for some topics to be quite helpful, but it's definitely not worth the hefty price tag.