Civil Procedure: Rules Statutes And Other Materials 2025

Civil Procedure: Rules Statutes And Other Materials 2025

ISBN 9798892077828

by Joseph W. Glannon, Andrew M. Perlman, Peter Raven-Hansen

Civil Procedure: Rules, Statutes, and Other Materials (2025 Edition) is the perfect companion to the authors’ acclaimed and accessible casebook. This thoughtfully curated supplement is designed to provide law students and instructors with a complete, reliable, and current collection of the foundational legal texts essential to mastering civil procedure. Whether used alongside the main casebook or as a standalone reference, this volume ensures your course materials are well-rounded and aligned with the most recent legal developments, including all amendments effective through December 1, 2024.

Highlights of the 2025 Edition include:

• The United States Constitution – with a focus on provisions most relevant to civil procedure.
• The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure – updated and complete, providing the procedural backbone for any federal civil litigation.
• Selected Federal Statutes – essential statutory law that interacts with the rules and informs procedural analysis.
• Local Rules from the Northern District of Illinois – offering students real-world examples of how procedural rules are tailored at the district level.
• Standing Order of Judge Kimba Wood (S.D.N.Y.) – a unique, practical insight into courtroom expectations and case management from a respected federal judge.
• Selected Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure – giving students a view into how procedural rules evolve beyond the trial stage.
• Selected Federal Rules of Evidence – critical for understanding the intersection of procedure and evidentiary standards in civil litigation.

Whether you're a student seeking clarity or a professor aiming to provide a complete and current learning experience, this supplement delivers all the core materials necessary for a full and effective exploration of civil procedure.

Civil Procedure 2025 Glannon ISBN 979-8892077828