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Jailhouse lawyers

Mumia Abu-Jamal

2008

Introduction to international legal English

Amy Krois-Lindner

2008

Teaching law and literature

Cathrine O. Frank, Austin Sarat, Matthew Daniel Anderson

2011

International Business Transactions

Daniel C. K. Chow

2005

Legal terminology

Robert J. Glidewell

2009

Learning the law

Steven J. Frank

1992

Expert Learning For Law Students

Michael Hunter Schwartz

2005

Oxford Handbook of Legal Studies

Mark Tushnet, Mark V. Tushnet, Peter Cane

2003

1L of a ride

Andrew J. McClurg

2017

Doing what comes naturally

Stanley Fish

1989

Towards legal literacy

Ujjwal Kumar Singh

2008

The bramble bush

Karl N. Llewellyn

1991

Six Ideas That Shaped Physics

Thomas A. Moore

1998

Vulnerable Populations And Transformative Law Teaching A Critical Reader

Golden Gate University

2011

Constitutional law

Erwin Chemerinsky

2006

Grad BK6

Peterson's

1995

Processes of constitutional decisionmaking

Paul Brest

1983

Law and leadership

Paula A. Monopoli, Susan McCarty

2012

A student's guide to law school

Andrew B. Ayers

2013

The study of law

Thomas E. Eimermann, Katherine A. Currier

2005

Clearing the Last Hurdle

Wanda M. Temm, Susan Smith-Bakhshian

2015

Criminal Procedure

Erwin Chemerinsky

2018

Legal skills

Emily Finch

2009

Basic legal writing for paralegals

Hope Viner Samborn

2010

So You Want to Be a Lawyer

Walter C. Jones, Lisa Jones Johnson, Timothy B. Francis

2009

Slaying the law school dragon

George J. Roth

1980

Law school confidential

Robert H. Miller

2000

Ethical Justice

Stan Crowder, Brent E. Turvey

2013

Law school 2.0

David I. C. Thomson.

2008

ALWD Guide to Legal Citation

Association of Legal Writing Directors Staff, Coleen M. Barger, Carolyn V. Williams

2017

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