Evidence without casebook Forum
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Evidence without casebook
I am taking evidence this semester as a pass/fail class. Of course, as a 3L, I would like to take this class without purchasing the casebook and learn all of the material from supplements. Suggestions?
- Lacepiece23
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Re: Evidence without casebook
I took it without a casebook. Actually I've taken all my p/f classes without the book. Never had a problem. Even took some of my grades classes without the book.doctoroflaw91 wrote:I am taking evidence this semester as a pass/fail class. Of course, as a 3L, I would like to take this class without purchasing the casebook and learn all of the material from supplements. Suggestions?
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Re: Evidence without casebook
Do you have any suggestions for supplements? I figure I can learn the material and not drop 300 bucks on the newest edition that the prof assigned.
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Re: Evidence without casebook
Unless your prof is really obsessed with cases, you should be fine just with a good annotated rules of evidence (presuming your class is only covering FRE). If you're assigned one for the class, you can get away with an older rule book as long as you don't go older than the most recent rules update.
Presuming your exam is going to standard issue-spotter, I used the E&E and law in a flash which did fine for exam prep.
Presuming your exam is going to standard issue-spotter, I used the E&E and law in a flash which did fine for exam prep.
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Re: Evidence without casebook
Thank you to all.
Kalvano, that evidence folder is bank. Thank you!
Kalvano, that evidence folder is bank. Thank you!

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