Students studying for their Civ Pro exams and, perhaps more so, professors drafting their Civ Pro exams may want to take a break and surf on over to this article by Dan’s colleague Elizabeth Chamblee Burch, just published in the Green Bag. The title I have given above. The subtitle: Civil Procedure According to Dr. Seuss. How can you resist?
Posted by Paul Horwitz on December 1, 2009 at 04:19 PM
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NB: there were a couple comments I deleted because they were snarky and anonymous. The general rule here is that if you want to dismiss someone else’s scholarship as a waste of time, you have to have the courage to sign your name and make an argument. Maybe that’s thin skin, but it’s a modicum of decency I (and most of the co-bloggers) think that redounds to the benefit of the legal academy.
Posted by: dan | Dec 3, 2009 2:50:21 AM
Love it! Reminds me of a title for one of my presentations: “Seuss and Desist.”
Posted by: Kelly Anders | Dec 1, 2009 4:29:09 PM