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Law-speakers: Do you ever refer back to your textbooks from law school?
Posted by
Fuzzy (aka mrfuzzy)
Aug 8 '23, 14:01
My daughter is going through the age old debate of buying new vs used
Responses:
No. Really no need. -- nm
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pmb
Aug 8, 14:19
i bought new (only b/c i'm OCD about that kind of stuff). left most of them at my dad's when i moved to LA and he threw them out
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hollywood big shot
Aug 8, 14:06
7
My last roommate left a bunch of his law books behind and when I asked him if he wanted them he said no and to toss them as no one wants
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Krusty
Aug 8, 14:10
6
no market for used books? -- nm
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zeitgeist
Aug 8, 15:05
we barely cracked them when we were in law school -- nm
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hollywood big shot
Aug 8, 14:15
4
This explains *so* much. -- nm
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Spawn
Aug 8, 14:17
3
still read enough to put you in the poorhouse for defamation and slander -- nm
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hollywood big shot
Aug 8, 14:19
2
It is not defamation and slander if it is true, honey. -- nm
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Spawn
Aug 8, 14:20
1
Circle gets the square. -- nm
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David
Aug 8, 14:31
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