Evidence Examples & Explanations, 6e,   ISBN:9780735562882

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This book contains vital information you need to pass the bar exam that they don't cover in enough detail in law school, nor even in the prep courses that cost you an arm and a leg. If I could only find a book like this for the rest of the multistate subjects, I'd be in legal heaven! It has explanations, examples, and questions you can practice with. I'd have gladly paid twice the price for this book. (PS - I had Professor Best for Torts in law school. He's very good.)

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This was my first experience using E&E, and it was great: it gave a thorough and easy-to-understand background on all the areas of evidence in which I had fallen behind during the semester. The book is organized according to the federal rules, but has a fair amount of philosophy and some tangential references to common law as well. I only wish I had started using this series earlier.

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The E&E series is very helpful in prepping for exams. The summaries and charts make great aids in outlining. Debating the hypos on my own and with my study group really helped. Most exams are essay responses to hypotheticals, so the book prepares you well.

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This is the first book of the E&E series I have used and was very pleased. It gives a great review, especially if your exam is primarily based on application of the FRE with less of a policy focus.

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E and E has always been an essential in the law school studying process. This book is no exception. Highly recommended- note however there are major rules of evidence that came out after this book was written, so be aware of the hearsay and confrontation clause issues that are not written about.