Cases and Materials on Legislation, Statutes and the Creation of Public Policy (American Casebook Series) 4th Edition

I can't say I love this book because casebooks are inherently dull. Some of the pages are written all over which is a little distracting but not a big deal. I do have a serious problem because the book is missing pages 849-856. I didn't realize this until we reached the point in the syllabus where the cases on these pages were assigned. That was a very unpleasant surprise.

The second half of the book-on statutory construction -is generally useful. The appendix on the canons is very complete and has good citations

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I equate reading this book to repeatedly ramming one's face into a metal pole, painful. The absolute best quality of this book, its heavy.

Unfortunately, I did not have the option of choosing to take this class from the co-author Professor Frickey, however, this book more than made up for that.This is an excellent book on a topic which unfortunately receives little attention at most law schools. This book provides lawyers or law students with the analytic skills necessary to be successful at practice and at class. In addition if you do not develop those skills you can always use the plethora of statutory cannons contained in this book.