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| State and Federal Administrative Law (American Casebook Series Horn Book Series and Basic Legal Texts Nutshell Series) (American Casebook Series)
Hardcover
Edition: 2
Author: Michael Asimow, Arthur Earl Bonfield, Ronald M.
Publisher: West Group
Release Date: 1998-06
ISBN-10: 0314072063
ISBN-13: 9780314072061
List Price: $130.00
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This book argues that significant intellectual and practical reasons require the integration of state and federal laws in the teaching of administrative law. Includes state law materials that are not satisfactorily raised, eliminated, or solved, by consideration of federal law alone. Helps ensure that students are equipped to function efficiently in the various state administrative processes as well as in the federal process.
Terrible casebook
| Customer Rating: | This is hands-down the worst casebook I've had in my two years of law school.
Explanations, summaries, and selection of detail of cases are unclear and hard to follow. I'd been working at an agency for several months before beginning the class that used this book, and even the doctrines with which I was intimitely familiar were unclear to the point that I second-guessed my understanding--until I actually read the cases on Westlaw.
Summaries of cases and doctrine tend to be completely impertinent to current case and statutory law; in many instances, the authors describe outdated precedents for pages only to state in a single sentence at the end of the section that the precedents just described have no import any more. I'd have no problem with such histories if they were prefaced as historical or now-bad law! |
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