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Want to drop Admin law but can no longer at this point. Kind of struggling with it and was wondering if anyone has an outline they could send me, we are using Fed Admin Law by Lawson...I would really appreciate it.

kalvano wrote:http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Administra ... 073557961X

I hope that Beerman is giving you a cut for advertising that book.

OP: Admin law is pretty tough. Hang in there. I found it came together for me towards the end.

ph14 wrote:

kalvano wrote:http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Administra ... 073557961X

I hope that Beerman is giving you a cut for advertising that book.

OP: Admin law is pretty tough. Hang in there. I found it came together for me towards the end.

He is not, sadly. But I loathed Admin Law and was utterly lost in it until I read that book. Normally I'm sort of meh on supplements, but that book and a few others are just amazing.

That book is the sole reason I scored an A. It's really short and well-done, and I just feel like it deserves to be recommended when people need help with Admin.

kalvano wrote:

ph14 wrote:

kalvano wrote:http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Administra ... 073557961X

I hope that Beerman is giving you a cut for advertising that book.

OP: Admin law is pretty tough. Hang in there. I found it came together for me towards the end.

He is not, sadly. But I loathed Admin Law and was utterly lost in it until I read that book. Normally I'm sort of meh on supplements, but that book and a few others are just amazing.

That book is the sole reason I scored an A. It's really short and well-done, and I just feel like it deserves to be recommended when people need help with Admin.

Cool, I'm taking Admin Law and I'll pick that up.

Everything I know about Admin, I learned the week before the exam using this book:

http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Adm ... rative+law

Got an A-

My casebook was worthless and my professor spent the first 15 of each lecture discussing architecture (ZZZZZZzzzzzz . . .)