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- This
page was last updated on Tuesday, May 06, 2008.
- Office hours this week are Wednesday, May 7, from 1:00 p.m.
to 3:30 p.m.
- The
examination will is “open materials” and “open computer.” You can access materials stored on
your hard drive. You may not
communicate with others by any means, including email or IM or the
Internet. You may not access
the Internet, but you may store downloaded material on your hard
drive. The exam software permits you to drag
and drop but not cut and paste between documents.
- My
writing and the exam. I’ve been
asked whether any of my own writing would be useful in preparing for
the exam. If you are interested
in my thoughts on the fundamental themes of the course, the best piece
to read is Procedural
Justice, which you can download.
Pages 242-273 are the most helpful. I do not recommend trying to work
through the whole article, as it is both long and technical.
- If
you are interested in secondary materials, I suggest the following.
--Hornbook: Friedenthal, Kane and Miller's Hornbook on Civil
Procedure (4th ed. 2005)
--Outline: Clermont's Black
Letter on Civil Procedure (7th ed. 2004)
--Introduction: Glannon, Civil
Procedure: Examples and Explanations (5th ed. 2006)
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