Jerry, a lawyer, has read about a case (Jones v. Arizona) that he thinks will help a client of his. Jerry wants to make sure that he remembers to discuss the case with his client and that he brings up the case in his opening statement in court. His BEST bet is likely to be to:

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Building multiple retrieval paths between the new case and the situations in which Jerry wishes to use it will be the most effective approach. This could involve linking the case to related cases, to the client's specific situation, and to aspects of the law that are pertinent to the case. By creating these multiple retrieval paths, Jerry is more likely to recall the case when it is relevant, rather than relying on repetition or mnemonic devices which may not be successful in the long-term.

Jerry, a Lawyer, Has Read About a Case (Jones V