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When looking for second-hand law books, you have several options. Here are a few suggestions:

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Online Marketplaces

1. Amazon: You can find used books often at a lower price than new ones. Make sure to check the condition descriptions.
2. eBay: Many sellers offer used textbooks, and you can often find good deals.
3. AbeBooks: Specializes in books, including used and rare editions.
4. ThriftBooks: A great resource for used books with good prices.
5. BookFinder: A search engine that checks multiple bookstores and sellers.

Specialty Bookstores

1. Barnes & Noble: They offer a selection of used textbooks.
2. Alibris: A marketplace for books, movies, and music, with a good selection of used books.

Local Options

1. University Bookstores: Check with your law school's bookstore. They often have buyback programs or bulletin boards for students selling books.
2. Library Sales: Public and university libraries sometimes sell old copies.
3. Second-Hand Bookstores: Local used bookstores can sometimes have law books, especially if they're near a university.

Student Networks

1. Facebook Marketplace: Look for listings from other students.
2. Student Groups: University law student groups often have buy/sell threads.
3. Bulletin Boards: Check physical or digital bulletin boards at your university.

Legal Bookstores

1. Books-A-Million: They often have used law books.
2. West Academic and Wolters Kluwer: They might offer used books directly or through their distribution networks.

When purchasing, always verify the edition and condition of the book to ensure it meets your needs.