@cafedejuris: A case tracker is great for keeping track of which cases you’ve already digested, but what if you can actually keep the case digest there too? 👀 That’s what I like about organizing my cases in Notion. Instead of having: 📌 Case tracker in one place 📄 Case digest in another document 🔗 Full-text case somewhere else I can have them connected in one system. I can see which cases are done, open the actual case digest, and add the link to the full-text case for easy access. For me, it’s not just about tracking what I’ve finished. It’s about making my notes easier to find, access, and review when I actually need them. ⚖️📚 This is one of the ways I use my JD Notion Planner for law school. 🔗 Check the link in my bio if you want to see the planner. #lawstudentsoftiktok #JDnotionplanner #notionplannerforlawstudent #casedigestplanner #casedigest