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Civil Procedure, Cases and Materials, 10th (American Casebook Series)

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As far as casebooks go I haven't had any complaints with the book except for the fact that this new edition has turned some really important cases into note cases, so students may overlook them and their importance. However, other than that this book is pretty good.

The publisher of this book has done a absolute awful job or organizing the material. If your professor assigns you this reading as your primary text for Civil Procedure may god have mercy on your soul.

I have two recommendation both in the form of supplements

The first which is designed to follow this casebook. "Learning Civil Procedure" by: David Dithfurth
The Second, a more general but just as valuable. "Examples and Explanations" by: Aspen Publishing, make sure to get the latest edition.

Good Luck in Law School!

This is a hard cover textbook of over 1300 pages. It contains extensive Notes & Questions after every section and ends with a Critique of Adversarial Justice, which is quite interesting. It also has a section on Transfer of Venue in Federal Courts and Court's Competency. There is a supplemental book (2010 & 2011)to this book and should be purchased at the same time.

I had a very positive experience with this vendor. Quick service, great quality book, exactly what I hope for in an order.

Delivery was fast and the product description was accurate. Would recommend to any law student wanting to save money off the bookstore price.