Just using casebooks Forum
- lacrossebrother

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Re: Just using casebooks
hugely underrated are the free resources on west/lexis
- NoBladesNoBows

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Re: Just using casebooks
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RaceJudicata

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Re: Just using casebooks
they have hornbooks which are searchable. Pretty helpful.
I found supplements to be extremely helpful ONLY where the supplement is keyed to your textbook. I used the emmanuel outlines when they were keyed to my book, and they were extremely helpful. Have to also read the assigned readings and pay close attention in class, or you can make the mistake of "over-learning" from the supplement and regurgitating material the class didn't cover
I found supplements to be extremely helpful ONLY where the supplement is keyed to your textbook. I used the emmanuel outlines when they were keyed to my book, and they were extremely helpful. Have to also read the assigned readings and pay close attention in class, or you can make the mistake of "over-learning" from the supplement and regurgitating material the class didn't cover
- lacrossebrother

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Re: Just using casebooks
Go on west, hit secondary sources, texts/treatises, then browse by subject. There'll be solid run downs of the law you need in the various different books. Poke around.NoBladesNoBows wrote:Such as what? Just got access to both...lacrossebrother wrote:hugely underrated are the free resources on west/lexis
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Re: Just using casebooks
Yes this is what I actually use in RLlacrossebrother wrote:hugely underrated are the free resources on west/lexis
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