The legal writing handbook analysis, research, and writing Laurel Currie Oates, Anne Enquist, Kelly Kunsch.
Detalles de publicación: New York Aspen Law & Business c2002.Edición: 3rd edDescripción: xxxvi, 954 p. ill. 26 cm. teacher's manualISBN:- 0735524874
- KF 250 .O18 2002
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By covering all three key components of the basic Legal Writing course - research, writing, and analysis - this process-oriented coursebook has earned its posiiton as a leading text in the field. Now, Legal Writing Handbook, Third Edition, builids on its success to help students master the skills they will use throughout their careers. the authors preserve the distinctive features that have made their book so effective: the only text with sufficiently broad coverage to help students become both effective researchers and competent writers the process approach leads students through pre-writing to drafting, editing, And The final draft by progressing from basic to more sophisticated skills, The authors lead students to success excellent examples demonstrate effective writing throughout the text the book begins with an overview of the legal system and how to analyze statutes and cases. From this foundation, The authors move to writing the objective memorandum and trial and appellate briefs distinctive handbook format offers short segments for easy reference a unique chapter on the needs of students for whom English is a second language a separate Practice Book that gives numerous exercises for students to test the skills they are learning Important new and revised material in the Third Edition includes: a separate chapter on the Trial Brief, with examples a new chapter on Legal Reading, reflecting research on the differences between expert and novice legal readers examples of client letters tightly edited legal research materials for greater accessibility updated material bias-free language citation sections with full coverage of the ALWD Citation Manual
Includes index.
sec. I A Course in legal analysis, research, and writing -- pt. I A Foundation for legal writing -- ch. 1 An Overview of the United States legal system -- ch. 2 An Introduction to common and enacted law -- ch. 3 Reading and analyzing statutes and cases -- pt. 2 Objective memoranda, client letters, and briefs -- ch. 4 The Objective memorandum: its purpose, audience, and format -- ch. 5 The First memorandum -- ch. 6 The Second memorandum -- ch. 7 The Opinion letter -- ch. 8 Writing a trial brief -- ch. 9 Writing an appellate brief -- ch. 10 Oral advocacy -- sec. II Resources in legal research, style, and grammar -- pt. 3 A Guide to legal research -- ch. 11 Introduction to legal research -- ch. 12 Constitutions and charters -- ch. 13 The Legislative branch -- ch. 14 The Executive branch and administrative agencies -- ch. 15 The Judicial branch -- ch. 16 Secondary sources -- ch. 17 Citators -- ch. 18 Computer-assisted legal research -- ch. 19 How to approach a legal research problem -- pt. 4 Guide to effective writing -- ch. 20 Effective writing - the whole paper -- ch. 21 Connections between paragraphs -- ch. 22 Effective paragraphs -- ch. 23 Connections between sentences -- ch. 24 Effective sentences -- ch. 25 Effective words -- ch. 26 Eloquence -- pt. 5 A Guide to correct writing -- ch. 27 Grammar -- ch. 28 Punctuation -- ch. 29 Mechanics -- ch. 30 Legal writing for English-as-a-Second language students.
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- Book I An Introduction to Law
- The United States Legal System
- Introduction to Legal Research
- Citators
- Reading and Analyzing Statutes and Cases
- Book II Introduction to Legal Research and Objective and Advisory Writing
- The Objective Memorandum: Its Purpose, Audience, and Format
- Part I Researching and Writing a Memo Involving State Statutes
- Researching an Issue Governed by State Statutes
- Drafting Memo 1
- Revising, Editing, and Proofreading Memo 1
- Part II Researching and Writing a Memo Involving State Common Law
- Researching Issues Governed by Common Law
- Drafting the Memo
- Revising, Editing, and Proofreading Memo 2
- Part III Researching and Writing a Memo Involving Federal Law
- Researching Issues Governed by Federal Statutes and Regulations
- Drafting a Prehearing Memo
- Revising, Editing, and Proofreading a Pre-Hearing Memo
- Part IV Drafting Letters to Clients
- Researching Issues Governed by County and City Ordinances
- Drafting, Revising, and Editing the Opinion Letter
- Book III Introduction to Persuasive Writing and Oral Advocacy
- Writing a Trial Brief
- Writing an Appellate Brief
- Oral Advocacy
- Book IV A Guide to Effective and Correct Writing
- Part I Guide to Effective Writing
- Effective Writing: The Whole Paper
- Connections Between Paragraphs
- Effective Paragraphs
- Connections Between Sentences
- Effective Sentences
- Effective Words
- Eloquence
- Part II Guide to Correct Writing
- Grammar
- Punctuation
- Mechanics
- Book V Legal Writing for English-as-a-Second Language Students
- Legal Writing for English-as-a-Second-Language Students
- Glossary of Usage
- Glossary of Terms
- List of Reliable Websites