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US Mall 1 - Law in a Flash: Evidence
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List Price: $36.95
Our Price: $36.03
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Manufacturer: Aspen Publishers
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 347
EAN: 9780735570603
ISBN: 0735570604
Label: Aspen Publishers
Manufacturer: Aspen Publishers
Number Of Items: 1
Publication Date: 2008-11-15
Publisher: Aspen Publishers
Studio: Aspen Publishers
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: Great for some classes, including Evidence
Comment: As previously noted in other "law in a flash reviews," these cards are highly beneficial in mechanical courses, and useless in more abstract and theoretical classes. One of the most useful sets is Evidence.
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Summary: Great for study, but not to be used alone
Comment: Evidence, as one learns, is primarily "tribal knowledge" in that many of the rules are just something you need to learn the exceptions to, and they don't always make sense. These are great for learning evidence, but they should not be used as your only "question pack" because the cards provide points without a complex fact scenario. Siegel's and other books provide MBE and written-style questions that are more useful, but these are good for the basics. It is a shame they are not available for more topics. Be warned - many of these cards are duplicated in the "CrunchTime" book by the same company.
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Summary: Evidence, one card at a time
Comment: Studying evidence can be intimidating. It is just an endless series of exceptions to the basic rule that anything relevant is admissible. And then exceptions to the exceptions. But the Law in a Flash series made it really manageable and easy to understand and remember in small pieces that are digestible even when your brain is mush.
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Summary: Great Gift!
Comment: There is nothing more riveting than the law in a flash series - especially the Evidence flashcards. I remember Christmases past, sitting around the sparkling tree at the old cabin and laughing over the intricacies of hearsay with the whole family. Every time I see a stack of flashcards, I remember Grandpa's Rule 403 joke and smile.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great for some classes, including Evidence
Comment: As previously noted in other "law in a flash reviews," these cards are highly beneficial in mechanical courses, and useless in more abstract and theoretical classes. One of the most useful sets is Evidence.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great for study, but not to be used alone
Comment: Evidence, as one learns, is primarily "tribal knowledge" in that many of the rules are just something you need to learn the exceptions to, and they don't always make sense. These are great for learning evidence, but they should not be used as your only "question pack" because the cards provide points without a complex fact scenario. Siegel's and other books provide MBE and written-style questions that are more useful, but these are good for the basics. It is a shame they are not available for more topics. Be warned - many of these cards are duplicated in the "CrunchTime" book by the same company.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Evidence, one card at a time
Comment: Studying evidence can be intimidating. It is just an endless series of exceptions to the basic rule that anything relevant is admissible. And then exceptions to the exceptions. But the Law in a Flash series made it really manageable and easy to understand and remember in small pieces that are digestible even when your brain is mush.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Gift!
Comment: There is nothing more riveting than the law in a flash series - especially the Evidence flashcards. I remember Christmases past, sitting around the sparkling tree at the old cabin and laughing over the intricacies of hearsay with the whole family. Every time I see a stack of flashcards, I remember Grandpa's Rule 403 joke and smile.
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