Just memos Laurel Currie Oates, Anne Enquist .
Detalles de publicación: New York Wolters Kluwer Law & Business c2011.Edición: 3rd edDescripción: xxi, 307 p. ill. 26 cmISBN:- 9780735585195
- 0735585199
- 808/.06634 23
- KF 250 .O178 2011
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Now in its Second Edition, JUST MEMOS continues to offer students a solid guide to successful legal memo writing. Authored by well-known pioneers in the field, this text is designed for first-year law students, providing the information they need to successfully write objective memos, opinion letters and e-mails.This brief text retains the excellent features that earned it great success in its first edition:Helps students understand the features unique to memo writing and how to apply them in practiceIncludes helpful examples of both simple and more complex memorandaProvides unique coverage of memo writing by itself, for students who need extra help and guidance, or for instructors who want to add extra coverage of this area to their current legal writing textFeatures the same straightforward, step-by-step writing style that has made other books of its kind so successful (e.g. Legal Writing Handbook)Offers a Teacher¿s Manual that includes sample syllabi, class plans, handouts and suggested memo problems. A Website contains materials on effective teaching, sample class plans, PowerPoint slides and suggested memo problemsIt is also carefully updated with great new material:New organization and coverage recognize the increasingly global nature of legal practice. Detailed explanations of the United States legal system and writing practices helps lawyers from other countries acclimate to U.S. legal culture more thoroughlyInformation designed to help undergraduates make the transition from different types of academic writing to legal writing and to guide foreign students to understand the rhetorical preferences of lawyers in the United StatesReorganization includes shorter, easier-to-teach chapters, a new chapter on writing e-mails, updated information on legal reading, new practice pointers and exercises, and more
Includes index.
Making the transition -- Understanding the United States legal system -- Understanding statutes -- Understanding judicial opinions -- Reading like a lawyer -- Drafting memos -- Drafting the statement of facts -- Drafting the issue statement and brief answer -- Drafting the discussion section using a script format -- Drafting the discussion section using an integrated format -- Drafting memos requiring other types of analysis -- Drafing the formal conclusion -- Drafting e-memos -- Drafting opinion letters -- Drafting email and text messages -- Revising, editing, and proofreading.
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- Part I Introduction
- Chapter 1 Making the Transition
- Chapter 2 Understanding the United States Legal System
- Chapter 3 Understanding Statutes
- Chapter 4 Understanding Judicial Opinions
- Chapter 5 Reading Statutes and Cases
- Part II Objective Memoranda
- Chapter 6 Drafting Memos
- Chapter 7 Drafting the Statement of Facts
- Chapter 8 Drafting the Issue Statement and Brief Answer
- Chapter 9 Drafting the Discussion Section Using a Script Format
- Chapter 10 Drafting the Discussion Section Using an Integrated Format
- Chapter 11 Drafting the Discussion Section for an Issue of First Impression
- Chapter 12 Drafting the Formal Conclusion
- Chapter 13 Revising, Editing, and Proofreading
- Part III Opinion Letters and Email
- Chapter 14 Drafting Opinion Letters
- Chapter 15 Drafting Email
- Chapter 16 E-memos