7. Last Activity - Please read below PLEASE READ Class, the above discussions constitute only the basic knowledge you should posses when it comes to Negotiable Instruments Law. I instructed you to memorize Section 1 because it is the most basic of all the basics. While I cannot fully gauge whether or not you have memorized that section, not memorizing it is a disservice only to yourself. Even in law school, any Negotiable Instruments Law Professor will always ask you to memorize section 1. Memorizing Section 1 not only tells you what negotiable instruments are but also tells you about the requisites for negotiability. Hence, I ask that, at the very least, memorize section 1. Again, it is the most basic of all the basics. Negotiable Instruments Law is a very technical subject, even for law school. The other sections discussing holder in due course, not deemed a holder in due course, a holder not in due course, assignment versus negotiation, are very technical. I understand you will be graduating. If you wish to learn a more comprehensive knowledge of this subject, I invite you to proceed to law school, where Negotiable Instruments Law will be discussed in much more detail. However, and remember, it always goes back to Section 1. Hence, and again, if nothing else, memorize section 1. It will be a great tool for you. Lastly, for those of you aspiring to become lawyers someday. I hope you proceed to law school. It will be hard, but it will be worth it when you become lawyers. By that time, I hope to meet you in the courtrooms. (Introduce yourselves). GOOD LUCK