by John Sexton
First published 2016
Legal education faces a constant battle against obsolescence as courts adopt new rules and establish fresh precedents. John Sexton tackles this problem head-on by creating supplemental materials that update traditional civil procedure instruction. During the 2016-2017 academic year, law students struggled with outdated examples while practicing attorneys worked under revised requirements. Sexton's approach directly addresses the confusion that emerges when statutory changes outpace classroom materials. His supplement bridges the divide between established pedagogical methods and modern courtroom realities. The work reflects the dedication required to keep legal instruction accurate and relevant. For law students preparing for professional practice, this resource provides the current information necessary for success in an evolving legal landscape.
Genres: reference, non-fiction, law, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: academic
Period: 2016-2017
455 pages · Paperback · West Academic Publishing