Supplement recommendation for Civ Pro w/o jurisdiction Forum

[die Zauberflote]

At my school jurisdiction won't be covered in civil procedure. Is Glannon's E&E still my best bet, or is there a better option? Also, am I correct in assuming that the Friedenthal, Kane & Miller horn book pairs with Friedenthal's casebook?

[kalvano]

Still use the E&E.

[Geist13]

Some people, myself included, think Freer is far better than Glannon.

[lawschoolftw]

Hornbook for whatever casebook you have (Freer FTW if you have the Freer casebook) and definitely still E&E. We have two semester of Civ Pro and I'm using it this semster too (even without jurisdiction covered this semeser).

[keg411]

Some people, myself included, think Freer is far better than Glannon.

+1

[Tangerine Gleam]

CivPro without jurisdiction? Crayzay

[Cupidity]

I found Glannon's learning civ-pro through multiple choice book far more useful than the E&E. Provides a better concise review, if you have paid attention in class all semester using it will save you a lot of precious time.

[kalvano]

I find the E&E best for class, for getting that broad overview.

The Guide was best for exam time.

[joobacca]

CivPro without jurisdiction? Crayzay

+1 wow... i thought that was step one...