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The legal writing handbook : analysis, research, and writing / Laurel Currie Oates (Professor of Law, Seattle University School of Law), Anne M. Enquist (Professor Emeritus, Seattle University School of Law), Jeremy Francis (Clinical Professor of Law, Writing Specialist, Michigan State University College of Law).
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Title:The legal writing handbook : analysis, research, and writing / Laurel Currie Oates (Professor of Law, Seattle University School of Law), Anne M. Enquist (Professor Emeritus, Seattle University School of Law), Jeremy Francis (Clinical Professor of Law, Writing Specialist, Michigan State University College of Law).
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Author/Creator:Oates, Laurel Currie, 1951- author.
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Other Contributors/Collections:Enquist, Anne, 1950- author.
Francis, Jeremy (Law teacher), author.
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Published/Created:New York : Wolters Kluwer, [2021]
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Call Number: KF250 .O18 2021
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Number of Items:1
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Status:Available
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Library of Congress Subjects:Legal composition.
Legal research--United States.
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Edition:Eighth edition.
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Description:xxxvi, 963 pages : illustrations, map ; 26 cm
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Series:Aspen coursebook series.
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Summary:"Introductory text on legal research, analysis, and writing"-- Provided by publisher.
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Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
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ISBN:9781543830415 paperback
1543830412 paperback
9781543830422 electronic book
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Contents:Making the transition
The United States legal system
Mandatory vs. persuasive authority
Reading statutes
Reading cases
Primary authority
Secondary authority
Finding tools
Citators
Developing effective research strategies
Drafting memos
Getting the assignment
Drafting the heading and statement of facts
Drafting the issue statement and brief answer
Drafting the discussion section
Drafting the formal conclusion
Revising, editing, and proofreading the memo
Drafting memos requiring other types of analysis
E-memos
Drafting advice letters
Introduction to rhetoric and bias
Motion briefs
Deciding on a theory of the case
Drafting the caption and introduction
Drafting the statement of facts
Ordering the issues and arguments
Drafting the issue statements
Drafting the argumentative headings
Drafting the arguments
Drafting the prayer for relief and signing the brief
Sample briefs
Practicing before an appellate court
Drafting an appellate brief : audience, purpose, and conventions
Getting the case : United States v. Josephy
Preparing to write the brief
Planning the brief
Beginning the appellate brief : the cover, tables, and jurisdictional statement
Drafting the statement of issues presented for review
Drafting the statement of the case and statement of facts
Drafting the summary of the argument
Drafting the argumentative headings
Drafting the arguments
Completing the brief
Sample briefs
Preparing and presenting an effective oral argument
Effective writing : the whole document
Connections between paragraphs
Effective paragraphs
Connections between sentences
Effective sentences
Effective words
Bias-free language
Eloquence
Grammar
Punctuation
Mechanics
Legal writing for English-as-a-second-language writers.