con law:
http://www.amazon.com/Constitutional-La ... 816&sr=1-1
does edition matter for chemerinsky?
civ pro:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ ... schools-20
whats the difference between the E n E and the glannon guide? I'm confused.
Property:
E n E? I have no idea what to get for this class.
supplements for property, con law, civ pro? Forum
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AntiHuman
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holdencaulfield
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Re: supplements for property, con law, civ pro?
Get Gilberts for property.
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BarbellDreams
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Re: supplements for property, con law, civ pro?
I have the Understanding Series for Property. I like it, but granted we haven't covered anything difficult yet so I haven't really needed it.
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AntiHuman
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beach_terror
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Re: supplements for property, con law, civ pro?
Civil Procedure - Richard Freer, Civil Procedure 2nd Edition. The E&E is good too, but I liked the style of the Freer hornbook much better. He goes into much more depth and covers nuances better. My Civ Pro teacher threw a curveball on our final and thanks to his book I knew exactly how to handle it. If I hadn't, I probably would have shit my pants and would have been asked to leave the test room.
