Most recent edition of E&E necessary? Forum

[acr]

Someone offered me the entire E&E series as a pretty good price, but some of the books are not the most recent edition. Should I take the deal or look elsewhere? Does not having the newest edition make any difference or would it be a problem?

[jbagelboy]

you don't even need any E&Es. its a supplement. so no you certainly don't need a particular vintage of that supplement. take your friend's offer

[chuckbass]

I only really found the civ pro E&E to be helpful, and that one I probably would want the most recent edition

[Tiago Splitter]

When you say "the entire collection" how many are you referring to?

[acr]

When you say "the entire collection" how many are you referring to?

One for each class. Torts crim civ pro K's propert and con law

[Tiago Splitter]

When you say "the entire collection" how many are you referring to?

One for each class. Torts crim civ pro K's propert and con law

I wouldn't spend too much money. You might find you don't really like the E&E series. But if it's cheap go for it.

[First Offense]

Eh - only one of those worth a damn is the Civ Pro one (and some people find Civ Pro pretty intuitive, so it may not even be helpful).

[iamgeorgebush]

I thought CivPro and Torts were both pretty good. K's and Property also good but not quite as good as CivPro and Torts. ConLaw and Crim were useless, IMO.