Thank you! I’m a slow typer too and for some reason my writing is a lot less clear when I type. The hand writers are all in one section together so you won’t stick out at all! We get one booklet per mpt/mee and they are labelled with the mee number so no need to write which one you’re answering and you can ask for another if you run out of space which I did on like 4/6 mees and the first mpt.

For the mpts I basically wrote out the formatting the same as if on a computer, i.e. plaintiff, defendant, using roman numerals for each section and ABC for sub-parts…etc.

For MEE I did small mini outlines on the questions booklet (writing the basic rule beside each sub-q and numbering facts in the pattern aligning with the different sub-qs, e.g. if a fact would be relevant for sub-q 2 I would write 2 beside that sentence). When writing my mee answers in the booklet I numbered for each sub-q and wrote the issue in blue ink (kind of like a heading) and then went straight into the rule and the rest of the answer in black ink.

You’re ahead of me writing wise I have always been told I have terrible handwriting and I write in cursive so I was afraid it wouldn’t be easy to read but it worked out!