Civil Procedure AudioLearn - A Course Outline

De: Kurt R. Mattson

Narrado por: Terry Rose

AudioLearn Law School Course Outlines Presents Civil Procedure

Written by distinguished law professors and professionally narrated for easy listening, this outline covers what is typically taught in a law school Civil Procedure law course.

Included are detailed explanations of critical issues and topics you must know to master the course.

Inside you'll find:

• Case studies
• Key takeaways
• Review questions

In this outline, we’ll review the following:

• Personal Jurisdiction
• Notice & Service of Process
• Subject Matter Jurisdiction
• Venue
• Choice of Law-The Erie Doctrine
• Pleadings
• Multiple Claims & Parties
• Discovery
• Adjudication Without Trial
• Trial Procedure
• Post Trial Procedure
• Preclusion Doctrine

You also get two bonus audiobooks (7+ hours of audio):

• Law School Survival Guide
• Legal Terminology - Top 500 Legal Terms You Must Know!

AudioLearn's Law Outlines support your studies, help with exam preparation, and provide a comprehensive audio review of the topic matter.

Please note: About 4+ hours is dedicated to the course material and about 7 hours is composed of the 2 bonus audiobooks!

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Just have someone read FRCP book aloud.

It just sucks all around. yeah he can speak clearly but it sounds like someone just flipped open the Fed R. Civ. Procedure book and just started flapping away. yeah examples. they suck too. just hard to follow and boring.

Jumbled and unorganized

This is one of the most chaotic outlines I have ever heard. It jumps around so much it is hard to stay focused, and some of the chapters are so long, you can't find your place. There is no way of staying on topic, as they jump from topic to topic every 45 seconds.

Disappointing

I’ve ordered other law books and this was the worst.
It jumps all over with the rules and subject matter.
I would recommend the Torts and Wills and Trusts, but not this.

A sound recorded commercial civil pro outline

Studying for a three day bar exam, this was an excellent refresher esp. because I'm sitting for CA and was educated/worked back east for my prior professional law practice... Ignore the brat comments on this thread because they sound more like laypeople looking for a script to read in their case(s) and/or want to be spoon fed an entire hornbook and/or casebook. Wake up and get real kids. Law is a marathon not a self-entitled sprint that's handed to any of us.. As one who worked full time, attended law school full time and helped my single mother raise three of us, the work I put in at law school and at various firms and later at PDS/DC paid off. . Anyone who is bothered to stay awake and can't listen to this presenter except for tedious whining, the practice of law is not your area of specialty. Or at least look in the mirror, lazy doesn't cut it in litigation at least, and defend your antinomy against the presenter and consider it's your POV not the presentation that is found lacking.

Error-Ridden

Avoid this is you're studying for anything that matters, like a bar exam. It's full of errors. The narrator reads blindly, including basic grammatical errors as well. It's basically an error-filled outline. It's awful.