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Sorry if there's a thread on this, but I couldn't find anything specifically referencing my textbooks. I have the following courses/books this semester, what supplements should I consider purchasing? My school's law library has just about every supplement for free but I like the peace of mind in having my own and being able to highlight, underline, etc:

- Civil Procedure I: Yeazell; Civil Procedure, Eighth Edition

- Contracts I: Ayres & Klass; Studies in Contract Law, Eighth Edition

- Torts: Prosser, Wade, & Schwartz; Torts: Cases and Materials, Twelfth Edition and Dobbs; The Law of Torts hornbook.

- Property I: Dukeminier, Krier, Alexander, & Schill; Property, Seventh Edition.

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Booked Civ Pro, but did not find the well regarded Glannon E&E to be all that helpful.

This book is excellent for Civ Pro: http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Civil-Proc ... 631&sr=1-2

what about constitutional law? chermerinsky?

my prof says he doesn't want me using supplements or commercial outlines. really not sure whether to believe him...

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LSATPREPPER wrote:Booked Civ Pro, but did not find the well regarded Glannon E&E to be all that helpful.

This book is excellent for Civ Pro: http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Civil-Proc ... 631&sr=1-2

thanks, just picked it up for $28 w/ shipping

Has anyone found a particular supplement worthwhile for Oil & Gas?

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Wearthewildthingsr wrote:what about constitutional law? chermerinsky?

my prof says he doesn't want me using supplements or commercial outlines. really not sure whether to believe him...

My con law professor used to teach with Chemerinsky and hates the guy for some reason. He saw me with a Chemerinsky book one day and warned me not to use it because "his interpretation of the Constitution is wrong." I countinued to use it, despite his suggestion, and got the highest grade in the class.

LOLOLOL man yeah I ordered it. I'm just gonna use it to clarify some stuff I don't understand and really be careful to double check it agrees with my professor's interpretation of things.

This thread is relevant to my interests.