How different are the editions of the E&Es. Is it necessary to buy the 5th edition? Can I get by with the 3rd edition?
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E&E's... Does the edition matter? Forum
- jennylynn
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Re: E&E's... Does the edition matter?
I would buy new or the next oldest edition. The further back you go, the more stuff could have changed/improved. But that's just me.
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Re: E&E's... Does the edition matter?
It depends on the subject and depth of the class. For example, in Torts, Contracts & CrimLaw it might not matter as much because most of the concepts are well established. ConLaw and CivPro have had a lot of important developments recently though.
- General Tso
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Re: E&E's... Does the edition matter?
this is correctVandyTakingQuestions wrote:It depends on the subject and depth of the class. For example, in Torts, Contracts & CrimLaw it might not matter as much because most of the concepts are well established. ConLaw and CivPro have had a lot of important developments recently though.
but most recommend Chemerinsky over E&E for Conlaw
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Re: E&E's... Does the edition matter?
Credited. I barely cracked my ConLaw E&E, Chemerinsky was all I needed. Just trying to give illustrate that some 1L courses have changed a lot recently and others haven't.General Tso wrote:this is correctVandyTakingQuestions wrote:It depends on the subject and depth of the class. For example, in Torts, Contracts & CrimLaw it might not matter as much because most of the concepts are well established. ConLaw and CivPro have had a lot of important developments recently though.
but most recommend Chemerinsky over E&E for Conlaw
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