request for information

[Rick Duncan]

There is an on line Con Law casebook put up by Prof. Doug Linder of UMKC. I use it as a supplement to the casebook I assign for my 1A course.
   
  Here is a link.
   
  Cheers, Rick Duncan

Susan Freiman <susan.freiman.law.65 at aya.yale.edu> wrote:
  I've been lurking because your discussions are stimulating, but I've 
reached the point that I need to learn the subject. 

Which book would you recommend? Preferably something light weight, as I 
have to pay for it to be shipped to Israel, where I live. The book 
doesn't have to include the texts of the cases, as I can download those, 
but it does have to lay out what the important cases are. I haven't 
studied the subject since law school, which was 40 years ago.

Susan
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  Rick Duncan 
Welpton Professor of Law 
University of Nebraska College of Law 
Lincoln, NE 68583-0902
   
  
"It's a funny thing about us human beings: not many of us doubt God's existence and then start sinning. Most of us sin and then start doubting His existence."  --J. Budziszewski (The Revenge of Conscience)
   
  "Once again the ancient maxim is vindicated, that the perversion of the best is the worst." -- Id.


       
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