![]() Legislation and Statutory Interpretation, 2nd ed. (Concepts and Insights) $39.00 I bought this to go with the text for my legislation class. However, the supplement doesn't follow anything we talk about in class so I would only get it if your professor recommends it. ![]() Cases and Materials on Legislation, Statutes and the Creation of Public Policy (American Casebook Series) $157.00 Unfortunately, I did not have the option of choosing to take this class from the co-author Professor Frickey, however, this book more than made up for that.This is an excellent book on a topic which unfortunately receives little attention at most law schools. This book provides lawyers or law students with the analytic skills necessary to be successful at practice and at class. In addition if you do not develop those skills you can always use the plethora of statutory cannons contained in this book. ![]() Legislative Law and Process in a Nutshell $27.00 This book authored by a longtime legislator, law professor, appellate judge and volunteer lobbyist provides a pragmatic view of how state legislatures operate. It gives a behind the scenes look at the fascinating and little understood intellectual journey that is the legislative process. This book helps its readers understand how hard thought and hard work turn first draft legislative ideas into effective laws. It describes the process used by all legislative institutions to refine bills, and examines the tactics of advocates that speed or impede legislation. The dynamic life of legislative law after enactment is detailed, including how agencies, local governments and businesses use statutes and how citizens, lawyers and courts adjust legislative words to fit life's realities. The third edition of this popular book retains the practical insights of the previous editions and adds descriptions of the profound impact the Internet and cell phones have had on the daily work of the legislature (for both outsiders and insiders). It also analyzes the influence and probable life expectancy of the bitter political partisanship of recent years. |
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