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330   $aCovering all the basic subjects covered in a first-year law student's curriculum, this book not only explains why lawyers think the way they think, but gives you the basic tools to understand the mechanics of the American legal tradition.
330   $bIn the first edition of Law 101, Jay M. feinman offered a delightfully clear introduction to law, covering the main subjects found in the first year of law school and giving us a basic understanding of American legal tradition. This revised edition is up-to-date with Supreme Court cases through July 2005 and includes material on President's war powers, intellectual property, state constitutional law, standard for contracts and eminent domain. Featuring new and more recent anecdotes and references, this updated edition ensures that Law 101 remains a complete, clear and colourful map of the American legal system.
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