This book was written to aid the lawyer in making and meeting objections at a trial for the State of Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Evidence: Objections and Responses

Anthony J. Bocchino

Mark S. Greenberg

The Michie Company

This book is based on an actual case. It is designed to give students a feel for what actually happens in the step-by-step development of a case. The Anatomy of a Lawsuit explains the procedure and strategy behind motions such as motions for summary judgment and motions for a directed verdict.

Anatomy of a Lawsuit

Peter N. Simon

Specialties

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Clark on Surveying and Boundaries, 5th Edition

Robillard, Walter G. And Lane J. Bouman

Excerpt from the Preface: Both the title of our book and its content reflec the combination of interests that we brought to the endeavor. One of us comes to the teaching of federal courts by way of history and constitutional law, the other by way of practice and procedure. Our collaborative effort has resulted in rethinking the entire subject. The point of view can be simply stated: The words of article III, providing for the jurisdiction of the federal court, are opaque - the meaning that has been given to them by the courts and by Congress is not the only possible one. Understanding the implications of article III and the jurisdictional statues Congress has enacted will not, in our opinion, be found through a search in history for a "true meaning." Rather the search is for the choices that were open to the drafters of the Constitution and the Judiciary Act of 1789 and for the changes in the interpretations given to the written language. There is comprehensive coverage of the practice and procedure in the federal courts - joinder of parties nad claims, class actions, appellate review, and the requisites of subject-matter jurisdiction in federal question and diversity cases.

Federal Jurisdiction: Policy and Practice: Case and Materials

Mark V. Tushnet

Howard P. Fink

Collective Bargaining and Labor Arbitration

Charles B. Craver

Donald P. Rothschild

Leroy S. Merrifield

Judicial Conduct and Ethics

STEVEN LUBET

Jeffrey M. Shaman

Ethics & Professional Responsibility

This book, intended for use in introductory courses in comparative law or civil law systems, is the successor edition to John Henry Merryman and David S. Clark, Comparative Law: Western European and Latin American Legal Systems (1978). It is a successor edition rather than a second edition because it reflects the truly fundamental changes that have occurred in the relationships among the world's major legal systems. 
The aim of this book is to introduce the student to the family of legal systems common to Europe, Latin America, and East Asia. The materials include readings that explain what binds together countries that participate in the world's oldest, most widely distributed, and most influential legal tradition. At the same time, the authors use materials from or about specific countries to illustrate the many fascinating variations that exist within the civil law tradition. The principal countries utilized for this purpose are France, Germany, Italy, and Spain within Europe; Argentina, Brazil, Columbia, and Mexico within Latin America; and Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand in East Asia. 
A distinguishing feature of this book is its relative deemphasis of rules and related doctrine and greater attention to the intellectual history, structure, professional actors, and processes that are characteristic of civil law systems.

The Civil Law Tradition: Europe, Latin America, and East Asia, Cases and Materials (Contemporary Legal Education Series)

John O. Haley

John Henry Merryman

David S. Clark

Administrative Law

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