Customer Reviews for LexisNexis Law Enforcement Immigration Law Pocket Field Guide 2011 Edition
LexisNexis Law Enforcement Immigration Law Pocket Field Guide 2011 Edition
Complete with 2011 Updates.
Average Customer Rating:
(2 Reviews) 2
Rating Breakdown 2 reviews
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2 out of 2(100%)customers would recommend this product.
Customer Reviews for Immigration Law Pocket Field Guide 2011 Edition
Review 1 for Immigration Law Pocket Field Guide 2011 Edition
Overall rating
must have
PostedMarch 12, 2013
ins
from el paso
This is an extremely useful tool in my daily work as an immigration officer. I highly recommend this book.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Review 2 for Immigration Law Pocket Field Guide 2011 Edition
Overall rating
Good, but spiral bound not good for heavy use
PostedDecember 3, 2010
ontheline
from Houston, Tx
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This less than favorable review is in no way refering to the content, only the construction and materials.
This is a "pocket" field guide and have used them in the field, in my pocket. I like it very much.
I have not re-ordered this since the use of the spiral bound spine.
I prefer to make notes in my 2007, the last year of the staple bound spine.
Reason is, this spiral spine is fine sitting in a drawer or in a brief case, but not much good for carrying in a pocket. The spirals rotate, kink, snag on clothing and the pages tear out due to the flexing and snagging in daily use.
The staple bound book stays together and slips in an out of a pants back pocket smoothly. You can sit on it without feeling like a spring is poking you.
I do hope the staple spine version is manufactured again some day.
Rounded corners, like a passport, would be even better.
This is a "pocket" field guide and have used them in the field, in my pocket. I like it very much.
I have not re-ordered this since the use of the spiral bound spine.
I prefer to make notes in my 2007, the last year of the staple bound spine.
Reason is, this spiral spine is fine sitting in a drawer or in a brief case, but not much good for carrying in a pocket. The spirals rotate, kink, snag on clothing and the pages tear out due to the flexing and snagging in daily use.
The staple bound book stays together and slips in an out of a pants back pocket smoothly. You can sit on it without feeling like a spring is poking you.
I do hope the staple spine version is manufactured again some day.
Rounded corners, like a passport, would be even better.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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