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Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! This edition of Emanuel Law in a Flash: Administrative Law has been thoroughly revised and updated, including: concise explanations of the black letter law - all carefully reviewed and checked against leading sources of Administrative Law; numerous hypotheticals to illustrate the black letter law; "Notes" that further analyze variations on the facts, included in the answers to many hypotheticals; a section on Statutory Construction covering both Canons and Legislative History. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! Civil Procedure is many law students' most dreaded First Year class. The cases can be confusing, with convoluted concepts. However, at its core, Civil Procedure is the process by which a civil claim makes its way through litigation. Everything you will learn in Civil Procedure is simply a step in that process. This edition focuses on the first half of that process, which corresponds roughly to the coverage in a first semester Civil Procedure course. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in a first semester Civil Procedure course.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! Civil Procedure is many law students' most dreaded First Year class. The cases can be confusing, with convoluted concepts. However, at its core, Civil Procedure is the process by which a civil claim makes its way through litigation. Everything you will learn in Civil Procedure is simply a step in that process. This edition focuses on the second half of that process, which corresponds roughly to the coverage in a second semester Civil Procedure course. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in a second semester Civil Procedure course.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! If you're like most law students, you will find Constitutional Law to be one of the more difficult courses. There's a lot of reading, and predicting how the U.S. Supreme Court will rule in any given case is challenging, to say the least. Nonetheless, there are a limited number of general topics, issues, and rules. This edition has been updated in 2023 to reflect the most recent changes to the law. It focuses on issues involving both federal and state government and issues involving individual rights. Topics include issues of federal jurisdiction, powers of Congress and the President, separation of powers, intergovernmental immunities, state power, individual rights, due process, equal protection, and First Amendment rights. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in Constitutional Law.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! This edition includes the major topics and subtopics that are taught in most law school Contracts courses, including the formation of contracts and remedies. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in Contracts courses.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! The subject of Secured Transactions is a subdivision of the law of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). It deals with contractual transactions where a party retains an interest in personal property or fixtures to secure payment or performance of an obligation. Secured transactions are controlled by Article 9 of the UCC. Since this area of the law is rule driven and precise in its principles and definitions, mastery is achievable through repeated drill. This edition will help law students with this process. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in Secured Transactions courses.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! Criminal Law is the study of the elements that must be satisfied in order to determine that a person has committed a crime. It deals with four basic elements of all crime: a voluntary act, a culpable intent, a confluence of act and intent, and causation. This edition focuses on topics included in all major Criminal Law casebooks. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in a Criminal Law course.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! Criminal Procedure covers the entire criminal justice process, from the steps immediately following the commission of a crime through the punishment for that crime. Keep in mind that criminal procedure is handled principally by the states, all of which have their idiosyncrasies. However, the essential principles of constitutional criminal procedure have been laid down in a series of decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court. This edition focuses on the major events involved in a criminal case as it winds its way through the system as well as the Supreme Court decisions related to constitutional criminal procedure. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in a Criminal Procedure course.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! Environmental Law is the legal regime for protecting the environment and reducing pollution. It is heavily statutory and regulatory -- modern statutes have generally replaced the common-law regime of nuisance and trespass for protecting against pollution. This edition focuses on state environmental protection laws as well as some major federal statues: the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Clean Air Act (CAA), the Clean Water Act (CWA), the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), and the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA, or Superfund), the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), and the Endangered Species Act (ESA). With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key prin-ciples and issues that are normally tested in Environmental Law courses.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! Evidence law is based on a set of rules, promulgated by the U.S. Supreme Court and passed by Congress, called the Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE). This edition includes both the FRE and common law. While studying the law of Evidence is more organized and disciplined than other doctrines, it is nonetheless a difficult area for many students to master. The law of Evidence is, for the most part, one large exception to a very general rule. The basic rule of Evidence is that all relevant evidence is admissible. However, there are many exceptions to this general rule, and the very definition of “relevant” evidence is complex. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in your Evidence course.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! Federal Income Taxation is a subject with its own terminology and its own rules. The content of the course is dictated by Internal Revenue Code, Treasury Regulations, IRS Revenue Rulings, IRS Private Letter Rulings, and the decided cases -- in other words, volumes of source materials. But there are some basic concepts that run throughout tax law, and if you understand these basic concepts, you will sail through the final exam. This edition has been updated in 2023 to reflect the most recent changes to the law. It allows you to review basic concepts as well as apply them to hypothetical fact patterns. These fact patterns are drawn from cases decided by the five courts. In working with these patterns, you will not deal with abstractions, but with real-life situations in which taxpayers, their lawyers, and accountants have worked with tax problems and have been forced to confront the Internal Revenue Service and its interpretation of the same problems. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in a Federal Income Taxation course.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! This edition has been updated in 2023 to reflect the most recent changes to the law and will prepare you for exams in Professional Responsibility as well as for the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE). With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exams with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in a Professional Responsibility course.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! While taking a Property course and tackling a mountain of confusing concepts, you can easily lose sight of the fact that Property involves just four basic kinds of issues: who owns land, who has the right to use land, who has the right to restrict the use of land, and landlord/tenant relationships. This edition matches the contents found in all major Property textbooks. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in Property courses.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! The subject of Secured Transactions is a subdivision of the law of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). It deals with contractual transactions where a party retains an interest in personal property or fixtures to secure payment or performance of an obligation. Secured transactions are controlled by Article 9 of the UCC. Since this area of the law is rule driven and precise in its principles and definitions, mastery is achievable through repeated drill. This edition will help law students with this process. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in Secured Transactions courses.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! Tort Law covers many different kinds of claims that don't seem to have a lot in common. In fact, defining a tort isn't very easy. It's sometimes described as any civil (as opposed to criminal) claim that isn't a contract claim. There are two issues that determine what kind of tort claim arises from any given set of facts: the level of the defendant's fault, and what interest of the plaintiff's the defendant may have harmed. There are three levels of fault: intent, negligence, and strict liability. This edition begins with the highest level of fault, including intentional torts (battery, assault, trespass), then negligence, and finally strict liability, which is the lowest level of fault. With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in a Torts course.

Every law student's "must-have" for exam prep! With Law in a Flash, you have the foundation to improve exam performance. Once you're familiar with this content, you can face your exam with the confidence of knowing and understanding the key principles and issues that are normally tested in Wills and Trusts courses.

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