CrunchTime: Administrative Law,   ISBN:9780735558601

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The Emanuel outlines are a pretty good resource for black letter law, and this is no execption. It has self-tests at the end of each chapter, example short answer and essay questions, as well as exam tips and likely test questions. The sequence is pretty logical, and moves through the APA and the FOIA and Sunshine Acts, as well as case law.

I believe the outline is a little light on the APA, but overall does a pretty decent job of getting the user ready for exams.

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This book is a little thin, but does provide a few valuable tips. If you can get a cheap copy used I would say go for it. It isn't up to the usual CrunchTime standard, but it isn't without value either. The value just isn't there at full price.

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This product is great for filling in your outlines or getting the main points to quickly prep before the exam!

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I generally like the CrunchTime series but was really disappointed by this one. The capsule summary is quite simply insufficient. Unless you're taking a one credit admin law course I see little value in this study aid. Don't get me wrong, I understand that brevity is key for these types of resources. You're probably looking for a fly-by aerial view with just the basics. This, however, is more like a view from space... deep space.

The only things saving this from one-stardom are the semi-helpful flow charts. Sorry Crunchtime, but 'Admin Law in a Nutshell' is the way to go for this topic.

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I found administrative law extremely confusing and this book really helped. By the time I took my exam I felt like I had a good understanding of what I needed to know. Great book! I had the older 2003 version and it was completely sufficient for a 2007 exam.