2010
Spring Semester
Courses
The Spring Semester Orientation and Classes
Begins Tuesday, January
19, 2010 at 6:30 pm
Entering First Year
Students
Will take the
following courses:
1. UCC Sales Transactions
- 3
3. Legal Research
& Writing and
Intro to the Bar Exam
- 3
NOTE: Courses shown above equal nine units for the
semester.
Please,
order your books early, so you can receive them in time for classes.
Book
list …
1. Sale of Goods: Reading and Applying the
Code", 2nd edition By: Chomsky & Kunz, Published by Thomson & West
2.
Selections for Contracts,
Uniform Commercial Code, Restatement 2nd,
2008 Edition By: Farnsworth, Young
and Sanger, Publsiher: West
3 Introduction
to Law and the Legal System of the
4. Legal Research
& Writing - TBD
5. Law Dictionary. Law students must have use of a law
dictionary while studying their cases.
Listed below are some recommended titles.
a. Black’s
Law Dictionary (Most used by attorneys,
although not the least expensive.) - or -
b. Barron’s Law Dictionary - or -
c. Dictionary
of Legal Terms: A Simplified Guide to the Language of Law, By Steven H. Gifis
All books are
available online. If you type each book
Title and Author into your computer’s search engine, you will likely find
sellers with competing prices. Some book
sellers also sell used books, which can save you even more, such as Amazon.com, Half.com, BarristerBooks.com,
Thelawbookstore.com and other online bookstores. You may also order new
books directly from the publisher by contacting West Group Publishing at (800)
313-9378; Foundation Press Publishing at (877) 888-1330; Aspen Publishers is
(800) 950-5259 or LexisNexis (800) 227-4908, (800) 833–9844.
Local
law bookstores at Stanford and