2L Supplements - Admin, Corp, Evidence Forum

[quiver]

Took supplement advice from people in this forum throughout 1L and it worked out pretty well. So anybody have any good supplement suggestions for:

Administrative Law (Strauss, Rakoff, Farina, Metzger casebook)
Corporations (Eisenberg and Cox casebook)
Evidence (Prater, Capra, Saltzburg, Arguello casebook)

Not sure if the casebooks matter but I threw them in there anyway.

[minnabi]

With Evidence, I'd go with Evidence by Mauet (he's my professor at U of A) OR the Examples and Explanations. Both are good.


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[morris248]

For evidence the Black Letter Outline on Evidence (Black Letter Outlines)
By C. B. Mueller, Laird C. Kirkpatrick is a good resource. Here are some old exams and
answers

http://community.udayton.edu/law/librar ... _exams.php

Multiple choice questions

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[pithypike]

Took supplement advice from people in this forum throughout 1L and it worked out pretty well. So anybody have any good supplement suggestions for:

Administrative Law (Strauss, Rakoff, Farina, Metzger casebook)
Corporations (Eisenberg and Cox casebook)
Evidence (Prater, Capra, Saltzburg, Arguello casebook)

Not sure if the casebooks matter but I threw them in there anyway.

I used the E&E for evidence. It was pretty good overall, but not amazing.

[Djemba Djemba]

http://www.amazon.com/Administrative-Ju ... 0890890420

[quiver]

Thanks for the suggestions.

http://www.amazon.com/Administrative-Ju ... 0890890420

Did you actually use this one? From the description it just seems to be an intro to admin law for foreign lawyers.

I used the E&E for evidence. It was pretty good overall, but not amazing.

Would you suggest the E&E then or should I look for something better?

[morris248]

intro to admin law for foreign lawyers.

and until you are one you are "foreign". It is a good supplement.

[quiver]

intro to admin law for foreign lawyers.

and until you are one you are "foreign". It is a good supplement.

Haha ok, fair enough.

[morris248]

As to evidence, it depends on what you want. To understand the rules, E&E is good but not for exam prep. For exam prep use Siegles.
Here is a fairly short evidence outline that may help

http://www.wcl.american.edu/sba/outline ... 2.pdf?rd=1

http://www.law-school-books.com/evidence-outline.html

[quiver]

As to evidence, it depends on what you want. To understand the rules, E&E is good but not for exam prep. For exam prep use Siegles.
Here is a fairly short evidence outline that may help

http://www.wcl.american.edu/sba/outline ... 2.pdf?rd=1

http://www.law-school-books.com/evidence-outline.html

Awesome, thanks.

Anyone have any opinions on supplements for Corporations? Or any other opinions on Admin and Evidence?

[Lycurgus]

Bump. Also interested to hear what people have to say about this.

[Richie Tenenbaum]

Goode's audio cd is pretty great for evidence. It does a great job explaining overlap between some of the rules.

ETA: http://www.amazon.com/Sum-Substance-Aud ... 031418953X

[target]

Also another second year here, so take it for what it worth. I heard the E&E for corporation and evidence are good.

[kalvano]

Evidence - used E&E and Siegels. Received A.
Admin - Inside Admin Law: What Matters And Why by Beermann. Cannot recommend highly enough. Saved my ass. Got an A solely because of this book.

[waxecstatic]

For corporations, grab the Emanuel's. I took corporations over the summer, had my final a week ago. Found the casebook useless and did not use it. Used Emanuel's a week before the exam and crushed it.

[alicrimson]

Rather than starting a new thread, what about estates and trusts? Anything particularly noteworthy?