Civil Procedure: Cases, Problems and Exercises

by John T.Cross, Leslie W. Abramson, Ellen E. Deason

This book, which focuses on cases decided in the last decade, differs from similar casebooks in several ways – most notably its extensive use of problems and exercises. Each section includes an Introductory Problem to encourage students to think about the issues, and a review of problems at the end. This approach helps students become comfortable in applying the rules they have learned, and gives them the incentive to look closely at the language of the positive law itself. Exercises throughout encourage students to use their research skills to discover how state procedural standards compare with the federal rules and statutes.

898 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[Maddie · Rating 3 out of 5]

I read enough of this book (and deliberated over it enough) to consider it "read." That's all I have to say :|