Civil Procedure (Casebook Series) | Stephen C. Yeazell

Civil Procedure (Casebook Series) | Stephen C. Yeazell | A Necessary Evil

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Civil Procedure (C...

	Civil Procedure (Casebook Series) Stephen C. Yeazell Aspen Publishers, 2004 - 857 pages average customer review:based on 5 reviews view larger image
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This book is case law on criminal procedure. The book has problems and outlines of every section. It is a very easy book to read and helps with the understanding of civil procedure. Good for first year law students.

A good casebook on all points.

This was my favorite casebook of my 1L classes. I have no complaints about it. Things I like: Plain English writing style, use of modern cases (Internet, etc.), extensive use of hypos as questions after cases, thought-provoking and difficult questions - many of them with answers or hints. If you can do these, you'll be prepared for whatever issues appear on exams.

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A Necessary Evil

When you first pick up the book, you feel exhilirated that you, too will be learning all about Civil Procedure. The case in the introduction is fun, but it is all down hill from there. The cases are important cases, but the editing took out parts of the opinions that should be there so you can understand the rest of the opinion (I could mention Erie, but nobody understands that on a good day either...). It is a necessary evil that we mut struggle through in our attempts at world domination...I mean our attempts to become lawyers...

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