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The handbook for the new legal writer / Jill Barton, Rachel H. Smith
Tipo de material:
TextoIdioma: Inglés Series Aspen coursebook seriesEditor: New York : Wolters Kluwer, 2019Edición: Segunda ediciónDescripción: xx, 374 páginasISBN: - 9781543802146
- 808.06634 B293h 2019 23
- KF250 .B378 2019
Contenidos:
1. Introduction to legal writing |
2. Reading and understanding authorities |
3. It depends on the "anchors" |
4. Understanding hierarchy of authority |
5. The format for legal analysis |
6. The format for exam essays |
7. Constructing CREAC in objective documents |
8. Writing an objective conclusion |
9. Writing an objective rule section |
10. Writing an objective explanation section |
11. Writing an objective analysis section |
12. Writing an objective conclusion |
13. Incorporating your CREAC into a cohesive document |
14. Create a template for your memo |
15. Outline and draft your facts section |
16. Draft a roadmap for complex memos |
17. Create a cohesive document |
18. Introduction to grammar, punctuation, and style |
19. Grammar basics |
20. Grammar principles for the new legal writer |
21. Plain language |
22. Confused, misused, and misspelled words |
23. Writing style |
24. Constructing CREAC in persuasive documents |
25. Writing a persuasive conclusion |
26. Writing a persuasive rule section |
27. Writing a persuasive explanation section |
28. Writing a persuasive analysis section |
29. Writing a persuasive conclusion |
30. Introduction to persuasive documents |
31. Trial court documents |
32. Appellate briefs |
33. Introduction to other forms of legal communication |
34. Letters |
35. Email |
36. Messaging and new technology |
37. Judicial opinions |
38. Oral arguments |
39. Introduction to legal research and citation |
40. Legal research basics |
41. Creating a research plan |
42. Smart research strategies |
43. Citation |
| Tipo de ítem | Biblioteca actual | Colección | Signatura topográfica | Copia número | Estado | Código de barras | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Libro (general) | Biblioteca Central UNIBE | General | 808.06634 B293h 2019 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Ej. 1 | Disponible | 230247 |
Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice (páginas: 365-374)
1. Introduction to legal writing |
2. Reading and understanding authorities |
3. It depends on the "anchors" |
4. Understanding hierarchy of authority |
5. The format for legal analysis |
6. The format for exam essays |
7. Constructing CREAC in objective documents |
8. Writing an objective conclusion |
9. Writing an objective rule section |
10. Writing an objective explanation section |
11. Writing an objective analysis section |
12. Writing an objective conclusion |
13. Incorporating your CREAC into a cohesive document |
14. Create a template for your memo |
15. Outline and draft your facts section |
16. Draft a roadmap for complex memos |
17. Create a cohesive document |
18. Introduction to grammar, punctuation, and style |
19. Grammar basics |
20. Grammar principles for the new legal writer |
21. Plain language |
22. Confused, misused, and misspelled words |
23. Writing style |
24. Constructing CREAC in persuasive documents |
25. Writing a persuasive conclusion |
26. Writing a persuasive rule section |
27. Writing a persuasive explanation section |
28. Writing a persuasive analysis section |
29. Writing a persuasive conclusion |
30. Introduction to persuasive documents |
31. Trial court documents |
32. Appellate briefs |
33. Introduction to other forms of legal communication |
34. Letters |
35. Email |
36. Messaging and new technology |
37. Judicial opinions |
38. Oral arguments |
39. Introduction to legal research and citation |
40. Legal research basics |
41. Creating a research plan |
42. Smart research strategies |
43. Citation |