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UnamSanctam wrote:Yo, I've got Property and Con covered, but need a good Crim supp.

I got Dressler and he's been killin' it so far.

InGoodFaith wrote:

UnamSanctam wrote:Yo, I've got Property and Con covered, but need a good Crim supp.

I got Dressler and he's been killin' it so far.

Derp. I have the Dressler CB.

UnamSanctam wrote:

InGoodFaith wrote:

UnamSanctam wrote:Yo, I've got Property and Con covered, but need a good Crim supp.

I got Dressler and he's been killin' it so far.

Derp. I have the Dressler CB.

Nice, so do I. Makes the choice that much easier.

Dressler is so money.

Dressler is a god. I seriously think Dressler for crim is even better than Glannon for civpro.

I cannot motivate myself...at all.

soj wrote:Dressler is a god. I seriously think Dressler for crim is even better than Glannon for civpro.

His audio lectures or Understanding Crim Law treatise?

Edit: or BOTH

stillwater wrote:I cannot motivate myself...at all.

+1 havent done any work this semester unless it pertains to trying to get a paid 1L SA

im simultaneously scared and indifferent.

I need to get straight B+s or higher to even make it back to a respectable area, so I'm getting on my grind early this semester. Supplements ready, notes for readings, tossing around hypos in my head.

I'M THE CSWS MASCOT THIS SEMESTER BROS AND BROETTES SO LET'S DO THIS

mr.hands wrote:

soj wrote:Dressler is a god. I seriously think Dressler for crim is even better than Glannon for civpro.

His audio lectures or Understanding Crim Law treatise?

Edit: or BOTH

treatise. never used audio lectures

UnamSanctam wrote:I need to get straight B+s or higher to even make it back to a respectable area, so I'm getting on my grind early this semester. Supplements ready, notes for readings, tossing around hypos in my head.

I'M THE CSWS MASCOT THIS SEMESTER BROS AND BROETTES SO LET'S DO THIS

*chest bump*

Tom Joad wrote:

UnamSanctam wrote:I need to get straight B+s or higher to even make it back to a respectable area, so I'm getting on my grind early this semester. Supplements ready, notes for readings, tossing around hypos in my head.

I'M THE CSWS MASCOT THIS SEMESTER BROS AND BROETTES SO LET'S DO THIS

*chest bump*

I am into this insanity. SOMEONE SAVE ME FROM MY SPIRITUAL TORPOR.

CHEMERINSKY ALL DAY EVERY DAY.

ADED CSWS

Alright, I think it's now clear: I'm gonna need a contracts supplement. TLS is split on this question, so what do you guys think: what's the best K supplement out there?

Prof recommends Farnsworth and Calamari. I'll check those out of course but I get the impression they're more treatises than concise overviews of the material (and not sure if they have practice problems). Thoughts?

Redamon1 wrote:Alright, I think it's now clear: I'm gonna need a contracts supplement. TLS is split on this question, so what do you guys think: what's the best K supplement out there?

Prof recommends Farnsworth and Calamari. I'll check those out of course but I get the impression they're more treatises than concise overviews of the material (and not sure if they have practice problems). Thoughts?

I used Chirelstein for a bit. It was okay. My professor was bonkers, so it didn't really help. But I think it was overall solid.

Chirelstein is great, but you should probably get what your prof recommends.

Redamon1 wrote:Alright, I think it's now clear: I'm gonna need a contracts supplement. TLS is split on this question, so what do you guys think: what's the best K supplement out there?

Chirelstein, and Chirelstein alone, taught me enough to get an A- from Richard Epstein, who taught me (and the rest of the class) very close to nothing about contracts, then proceeded to test us solely on our knowledge of contracts. I give it two and a half thumbs up.

It's striking that everyone chimed in with the same recommendation. Good stuff. Thanks a bunch.

Redamon1 wrote:It's striking that everyone chimed in with the same recommendation. Good stuff. Thanks a bunch.

Chirelstein is great. Its short and concise and helps clear up any confusing topics. Only downside I didn't like was that it did not include any hypos like the e&e's

Redamon1 wrote:Alright, I think it's now clear: I'm gonna need a contracts supplement. TLS is split on this question, so what do you guys think: what's the best K supplement out there?

Prof recommends Farnsworth and Calamari. I'll check those out of course but I get the impression they're more treatises than concise overviews of the material (and not sure if they have practice problems). Thoughts?

I used Chirelstein. Didn't find it particularly useful though. He did a pretty good job of clearing up the BLL, but it wasn't anything earth shattering.

Chirelstein is a good overview of Ks, but it isn't very nuanced and I doubt it covers everything you do in class.

-guy who got a bad Ks grade.

Is the Glannon Guide to Civil Procedure preferred over Glannon's Examples and Explanations?

UnamSanctam wrote:CHEMERINSKY ALL DAY EVERY DAY.

ADED CSWS

going to go have coffee with him in half an hour

hey, we have torts this semester, can I get some supp recs from you fall torts alums
our casebook is Schwartz if that makes a difference.

I gotta start reading my Chemerinsky supp. The casebook is a bunch of shit. Horrid horrid time sink.