Law Students

1. These books are not totally free. When I receive your email, I will send a request for PayPal payment to offset the cost of shipping/packaging/handling. I think $5 each book is fair... I'll probably actually lose money at that rate.

2. I want these books to go to a law student who will use them this year. So please don't pick the books you're pretty sure you can turn around on Amazon for the quickest profit, mmmk?

3. Limit THREE to an address.

And now, the books:

Aspen Examples&Explanations

• Civil Procedure (Fifth Ed.) Glannon
• Criminal Law (Third Ed.) Singer & LaFond
• Evidence (Fifth Ed.) Best
• Property (Second Ed.) Burke & Snoe
• Torts (Third Ed.) Glannon
  

• Introduction to the Law of Real Property (Third Edition) Moynihan & Kurtz

• Problems and Answers: Estates in Land and Future Interests (Third Edition) Makdisi (Probably the hardest thing to understand in property law, this book was so approachable that I didn't need to relearn this area of the law for the bar exam.)
• Learning Criminal Law as Advocacy Argument (complete with Exam Problems and Answers) By John Delaney (I preferred this for Crim over the E&E!)

• Civil Procedure (21st Ed.) Steven Emanuel
• Wills, Trusts, and Estates (7th Ed.) Peter Wendel. Keyed to Dukeminier/Johanson/Lindgren/Sitkoff casebook.
• Crunchtime: Corporations (2nd Ed.) Steven Emanuel
  

• High Court Case Summaries -- Keyed to Sullivan's Constitutional Law casebook -- 15h Ed.

• How to do your best on law school exams (complete with problems and answers) (Third Revised Ed.) John Delaney.
  

• Synthesis: Legal reading, reasoning, and writing. (Second Ed.) Schmedemann & Kunz

Disclaimer: none of these is the current editions. Editions listed above! They may in fact be two editions out of date. But most of this law has not changed in many years... the companies push out new editions with trivial changes each year to keep prices high. These are used books -- most are gently used, with little highlighting and few margin notes -- but they are used all the same. As is, all warranties expressly disclaimed, and whatever other legal mumbo jumbo you want to throw in here.

Full post as published by Wish I Would Have Known on August 03, 2009 (boomark / email).