[blindlaw] Textbooks

[Al Elia]

I just googled these books, and they're both published by West. West 
will provide text pdfs of any textbook, usually within 24 hours of 
receiving a request from a school's DSS office. They will want a copy of 
the receipt showing you purchased the print book (the email receipt from 
amazon should work – it always did when I was a student). West 
prefers dealing with school DSS offices, rather than directly with 
students, but you can contact them directly if the school is somehow 
failing at the simple web form for requesting accessible textbooks.


On 11 Jan 2017, at 8:48, kelby carlson via BlindLaw wrote:

> All,
>
> Sorry to ask about another resource so soon. Unfortunately my
> disability office has been negligent in obtaining accessible copies of
> my textbooks for this semester. This is becoming a problem as I am
> unable to complete assignments. So I am wondering if anyone has
> accessible copies of either of the following:
>
> Criminal Procedure: Prosecuting Crime, 5th Edition by Dresler
> Secured Transactions, 9th Edition by Warrent and Walt
>
> Thanks.
>
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