- Category: Reference
- First released: April 30, 2015
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: Thomson Reuters
- com.thomsonreuters.legal.Blacks10th
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 9.0 or later.
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8 of 18This app is a massive missed opportunity. A mobile version of Black's could be indispensable for lawyers and students and easily justify the asking price. This app has not been updated to meet basic expectations (like iPhone X support), and more importantly it lacks vital functionality like generating BB citations or even just giving citable page numbers.<br/><br/>As a student, $60 is a significant amount to spend on an app. I wouldn't regret it if the app met such modest expectations, but it does not.
You charge over $50 for this app. It is nothing more than a digital version of the dictionary. You get this price because law students pay exorbitant prices for every other book that they buy anyways. Update it for the iPhone X, so that I can ACTUALLY SEE what I paid for.
The content is great and I feel the app is well designed. But much of the screen on the top and bottom is just black and therefore is not used for content. Were this fixed, the reading experience would be far superior.
I actually had a good laugh over this. You have a legal definition for “Man” but you don’t have one for “Woman.” So basically for all the information you have your basically saying the professional by the book lawyer does not know what a woman is. Yet you have womens bureau and womens suffrage etc. So many things for this one type of person you can’t define. <br/><br/>DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW STUPID THAT LOOKS?<br/><br/>Sorry but for all your helpful information, you’re getting one star for that loophole.<br/><br/>If you have any pride at all, get that fixed.
This dictionary is overpriced. I suggest trying the free “Legal” dictionary first and if it does not meet your needs then download Black’s. I’ve been comparing definitions between the two and I am finding that the free dictionary provides similar and often more helpful definitions. Unlike the free app, Black’s is not always great at providing examples.
I really need to cite the page numbers. I actually use the app in practice. The 9th edition app had page numbers, where are they here?
Great app because it keeps me from lugging around a huge dictionary however the app does not support the split screen functionality of iOS 11 which is a huge let down and inter-fears with some of my study habits 😒 Please fix this issue as soon as possible. I would love to give this app a 5 star rating.
Easy to use, a great upgrade over the 9th edition app.
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