Monday, January 5, 2009

The Weight Training Diary or A Documentary Companion to a Civil Action

The Weight Training Diary: For Dummies

Author: Allen St John

From free weights and resistance bands to Pilates® and yoga, weight-training is an exciting -- and healthy -- trend. The Weight Training Diary For Dummies is the perfect tool for any avid body builder. Filled with expert advice on health, nutrition, equipment, and accessories, it also includes injury prevention exercises and body fat to weight conversion charts to help you keep track of your progress.



Table of Contents:
Introduction.
PART I: The Training Basics.
Chapter 1: Creating Your Workout Plan.
Chapter 2: Just Warming Up.
Chapter 3: Giving Yourself a Lift.
Chapter 4: Cooling Down and Fueling Up.
PART II: The Weight Training Diary.
Your Training Diary.
PART III: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 5: Ten Weight Room Etiquette Tips.
Chapter 6: Ten Top Weight-Lifting Songs.
Index.
Book Registration Information.

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A Documentary Companion to a Civil Action

Author: Lewis A Grossman

A Documentary Companion to A Civil Action contains a broad selection of the documents from the litigation described in Jonathan Harr's book, A Civil Action. This is an indispensable supplement to Harr's best-selling portrait of the landmark toxic torts case, Anderson v. Cryovac. As you proceed through the Documentary Companion, you will encounter most of the types of documents that practicing lawyers prepare in the course of actual litigation. The documents illustrate, often in complex and fascinating ways, the operation of procedural rules studied in class. Examining these documents will not only help you master these rules but also help you see their relevance to the overall process of civil litigation. Moreover they will expose you to various styles of legal writing and argumentation.

Anderson v. Cryovac was an extraordinarily complex, lengthy and bitterly fought case. Consequently, the documents illustrate virtually every phase of the civil litigation process. The one major phase of litigation that we have not attempted to document in this book is the trial itself, because the issues raised by trial motions and transcripts are usually addressed in separate courses on evidence or trial practice. We have, however, included pretrial documents regarding the organization of the trial and selection of the jury and post-trial motions attacking and defending the verdict.

The Documentary Companion and A Civil Action together allow you to think about how the ethical rules interact with the procedural rules to guide the behavior of attorneys, both in theory and in practice.

What People Are Saying

Jonathan Harr
A Civil Action and A Documentary Companion taken together offer ... the fullest opportunity to render your own judgement about the merits of the case itself and how well or poorly the civil justice system dealt with it. (Jonathan Harr, author of A Civil Action)


Jeffrey C. Totten
A Documentary Companion offers the student a fascinating exploration of procedural issues, first by providing the actual court papers and judicial decisions in Anderson v. Cryovac, and then by illuminating and enlivening these materials with insightful and provocative questions and comments ... Using A Civil Action and the Anderson case, A Documentary Companion takes the student on a long and challenging journey ... by meticulously examining one complex case, it not only makes a continuing contribution to legal scholarship, but it also illuminates the power of procedure and the important lessons it teaches about the nature of justice in the civil justice system. (Jerome P. Facher, attorney for Beatrice Foods Company)




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