What if your legal book research was never constrained by time or place?

This new student-friendly Remedies casebook is designed for use in the standard Remedies elective and also in “capstone” or bar prep courses.

Comparative Perspectives on Remedies includes chapters from a number of prominent remedies scholars. They focus on separate and distinct topics: important recent developments in remedial law, comparative perspectives on remedies, remedies in public law cases, and remedies for the breach of amorphous duties.

In one volume, you can have entire Civil Practice and Remedies Code along with other code sections relevant to civil litigation.

The papers published here are "discussion drafts" that were submitted to, and discussed at, the Remedies Discussion forum held in 2018.

Blending clear rule explanations with contemporary cases and opportunities for practice, this casebook thoroughly but efficiently conveys the basic principles in remedies and illustrates how they operate in different situations.

A comprehensive guide that examines all substantive and procedural law under the Federal Tort Claims Act.

Complete and detailed treatment of the substantive Texas law of torts as well as remedies for tortious injury.

This updated study guide continues to provide comprehensive coverage of topics regularly covered in remedies courses. The second edition includes revised and expanded coverage of injunctions, equitable defenses, and compensatory damages. It also includes a new section exploring the right to a jury trial. The second edition continues to use multiple-choice and short-answer questions to test your students' knowledge of remedies law doctrine. It now also includes sample essay questions as well.

This comprehensive and useful handbook is the product of years of careful study and practical application of Third Circuit criminal decisions. Covering hundreds of criminal issues, the Third Circuit Criminal Handbook gives litigators, judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, law clerks, and paralegals clear, practical analysis tailored to the needs of a busy criminal law practitioner.

The Sixth Circuit Criminal Handbook gives litigators, judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, law clerks, and paralegals a clear, practical analysis of the federal criminal process and applications for the Sixth Circuit, tailored to the needs of a busy criminal law practitioner. The Handbook examines and analyzes legal precedence and doctrine for the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, focusing on federal criminal trails and appeals arising from the states of Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee.