Emanuel Law Outlines: Civil Procedure
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (767 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1454840889 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 576 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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The comprehensive coverage is more sweeping than most outlines. The most trusted name in law school outlines, Emanuel Law Outlines were developed while Steve Emanuel was a student at Harvard Law and were the first to approach each course from the point of view of the student. For more than thirty years, Emanuel Law Outlines have been the most trusted name in law school outlines. Invaluable for use throughout your course and again at exam time, Emanuel Law Outlines are well-correlated to all major casebooks to help you to create your own outlines. (Having passed the California bar as well, Steve Emanuel is now a member of the New York, Connecticut, Maryland, and Virginia bars.) Each Outline is
Great self teaching book Tpeak This is a great book if you need an extra aid for your Civ pro course. I am using it exclusive of the text required and it is shorter and more valuable than the text material. As a companion book, in addition to attending class and supplementing with the full cases now and again from the text, it is great. Highly recommended.. "MISSING UPDATES. OUTDATED NEW EDITION (Sad but True)" according to Jason M. Tolerico One-timers. After reading just the removal section (pages 158-16MISSING UPDATES. OUTDATED NEW EDITION (Sad but True) After reading just the removal section (pages 158-163) of the 25th edition of Steve Emanuel's Civil Procedure outline. I have come to notice that it lacks updates in the law. The Federal Jurisdiction and Venue (and Removal) Clarification act of 2011 is not even mentioned and the book cites a few outdated examples of case law.Furthermore, on page C-MISSING UPDATES. OUTDATED NEW EDITION (Sad but True) Jason M. Tolerico One-timers After reading just the removal section (pages 158-163) of the 25th edition of Steve Emanuel's Civil Procedure outline. I have come to notice that it lacks updates in the law. The Federal Jurisdiction and Venue (and Removal) Clarification act of 2011 is not even mentioned and the book cites a few outdated examples of case law.Furthermore, on page C-45 and elsewhere, the time for denial of a Rule 12 motion is now 14 days, not 10 as that rule was amended in 2009. (C. 5 and elsewhere, the time for denial of a Rule 12 motion is now 1MISSING UPDATES. OUTDATED NEW EDITION (Sad but True) Jason M. Tolerico One-timers After reading just the removal section (pages 158-163) of the 25th edition of Steve Emanuel's Civil Procedure outline. I have come to notice that it lacks updates in the law. The Federal Jurisdiction and Venue (and Removal) Clarification act of 2011 is not even mentioned and the book cites a few outdated examples of case law.Furthermore, on page C-45 and elsewhere, the time for denial of a Rule 12 motion is now 14 days, not 10 as that rule was amended in 2009. (C. days, not 10 as that rule was amended in 2009. (C. ) of the 25th edition of Steve Emanuel's Civil Procedure outline. I have come to notice that it lacks updates in the law. The Federal Jurisdiction and Venue (and Removal) Clarification act of 2011 is not even mentioned and the book cites a few outdated examples of case law.Furthermore, on page C-MISSING UPDATES. OUTDATED NEW EDITION (Sad but True) Jason M. Tolerico One-timers After reading just the removal section (pages 158-163) of the 25th edition of Steve Emanuel's Civil Procedure outline. I have come to notice that it lacks updates in the law. The Federal Jurisdiction and Venue (and Removal) Clarification act of 2011 is not even mentioned and the book cites a few outdated examples of case law.Furthermore, on page C-45 and elsewhere, the time for denial of a Rule 12 motion is now 14 days, not 10 as that rule was amended in 2009. (C. 5 and elsewhere, the time for denial of a Rule 12 motion is now 1MISSING UPDATES. OUTDATED NEW EDITION (Sad but True) Jason M. Tolerico One-timers After reading just the removal section (pages 158-163) of the 25th edition of Steve Emanuel's Civil Procedure outline. I have come to notice that it lacks updates in the law. The Federal Jurisdiction and Venue (and Removal) Clarification act of 2011 is not even mentioned and the book cites a few outdated examples of case law.Furthermore, on page C-45 and elsewhere, the time for denial of a Rule 12 motion is now 14 days, not 10 as that rule was amended in 2009. (C. days, not 10 as that rule was amended in 2009. (C. Catherine Pfender said Comprehensive Civ Pro Review. I used this for an 8 hour final this past week and was SO glad I did! I bought the "Crunch Time" version for my 8 hour con law final "Comprehensive Civ Pro Review" according to Catherine Pfender. I used this for an 8 hour final this past week and was SO glad I did! I bought the "Crunch Time" version for my 8 hour con law final 2 days later and was kicking myself the entire time. If you have the time to read through this book (or even just sections of it for a final as I did) it is definitely worth it. I don't know that I would recommend a book like this for a simpler subject like torts, but I felt much more confident being able to check my answers, knowin. days later and was kicking myself the entire time. If you have the time to read through this book (or even just sections of it for a final as I did) it is definitely worth it. I don't know that I would recommend a book like this for a simpler subject like torts, but I felt much more confident being able to check my answers, knowin