JoshDom1898
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What is the name of your state? Az
Yeah, so I have another question- and it doesn't really pertain to taxes or tax law but since I've been hanging out in this section I thought I'd ask. I was on craigslist earlier today and found someone giving away free law books. Now though I love the law and got a BS in Criminal Justice, that doesn't mean I have the slightest clue as to the value of knowledge in these books. I am not an accountant or a lawyer. But the books are Uniform Commerical Code 2cd series Cases and Commentary. I know that the majority of law that is out there is built upon case law. So, how much information is in these books that could be useful to me? Or, are they worthless? By the way, there were about 50 of them all in perfect numerical order with none missing.
He was a lawyer that didn't want his collection anymore when he retired. Thanks all again.
Yeah, so I have another question- and it doesn't really pertain to taxes or tax law but since I've been hanging out in this section I thought I'd ask. I was on craigslist earlier today and found someone giving away free law books. Now though I love the law and got a BS in Criminal Justice, that doesn't mean I have the slightest clue as to the value of knowledge in these books. I am not an accountant or a lawyer. But the books are Uniform Commerical Code 2cd series Cases and Commentary. I know that the majority of law that is out there is built upon case law. So, how much information is in these books that could be useful to me? Or, are they worthless? By the way, there were about 50 of them all in perfect numerical order with none missing.
He was a lawyer that didn't want his collection anymore when he retired. Thanks all again.
maybe still some good cases in there though....