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I think I must have a knack for finding really obscure books, and becoming smitten with them.
Helen and I were browsing the University bookstore today, and I saw Constitutional Law: Principles and Policies by Erwin Chemerinsky, and it just looked really, really interesting. So, I'll admit it, I'm going through a "Supreme Court and the Constitution, and law is amazing" phase, but, come on. I'm going to need to know this information at some point. However, it was $50, so I didn't buy it.
UW library (the biggest public library on the west coast, mind you) doesn't have a copy. Neither does all of the other colleges in Washington State, nor King County Public Library, nor Seattle Public Library, or the Tacoma Public Library. Washington State does not have a copy. *grumble* The only library that I have found that has it the Library of Congress, and it's such a hassle to get it sent out to Washington.
Helen and I were browsing the University bookstore today, and I saw Constitutional Law: Principles and Policies by Erwin Chemerinsky, and it just looked really, really interesting. So, I'll admit it, I'm going through a "Supreme Court and the Constitution, and law is amazing" phase, but, come on. I'm going to need to know this information at some point. However, it was $50, so I didn't buy it.
UW library (the biggest public library on the west coast, mind you) doesn't have a copy. Neither does all of the other colleges in Washington State, nor King County Public Library, nor Seattle Public Library, or the Tacoma Public Library. Washington State does not have a copy. *grumble* The only library that I have found that has it the Library of Congress, and it's such a hassle to get it sent out to Washington.