Legal writing / Richard K. Neumann, Jr., Professor of Law, Maurice A. Dean School of Law, Hofstra University; J. Lyn Entrikin, Professor of Law, William H. Bowen, School of Law, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Sheila Simon, former Lt. Governor of Illinois.
2015
KF250 .N484 2015 (Mapit)
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Legal writing / Richard K. Neumann, Jr., Professor of Law, Maurice A. Dean School of Law, Hofstra University; J. Lyn Entrikin, Professor of Law, William H. Bowen, School of Law, University of Arkansas at Little Rock; Sheila Simon, former Lt. Governor of Illinois.
Edition
Third edition.
Imprint
New York, NY : Wolters Kluwer, [2015]
Description
xxiv, 414 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.
Series
Aspen coursebook series.
Formatted Contents Note
Writing and professional work
Inside a rule of law
More about rules
Analyzing a statute ; Analyzing a judicial opinion
Reading a case for issues, rules, and determinative facts
Policy and why courts care about it
Selecting the right authority
Working with statutes
Working with cases
Getting to know yourself as a writer
Inside the process of writing
How professional writers plan their writing
Writing an office memorandum
Interviewing the client
Predictive writing in an office memorandum
CREAC : a formula for structuring proof of a conclusion of law
Varying the sequence and depth of rule explanation and rule application
Advanced CREAC : organizing more than one issue
Working with CREAC in first drafts and in later drafts
Writing effective paragraphs and sentences
Effective style : clarity, vividness, conciseness, and precision
Citing and quoting authority
Advising and counseling the client
Client letters
Professional email
What persuades a court
Writing a motion memorandum
The statement of the case in a motion memo or appellate brief
Developing a persuasive story
Telling the story persuasively
The argument in a motion memo or appellate brief
Point headings and subheadings
Appellate practice
Writing the appellate brief
Handling standards of review
Questions presented
Making policy arguments
Oral argument.
Inside a rule of law
More about rules
Analyzing a statute ; Analyzing a judicial opinion
Reading a case for issues, rules, and determinative facts
Policy and why courts care about it
Selecting the right authority
Working with statutes
Working with cases
Getting to know yourself as a writer
Inside the process of writing
How professional writers plan their writing
Writing an office memorandum
Interviewing the client
Predictive writing in an office memorandum
CREAC : a formula for structuring proof of a conclusion of law
Varying the sequence and depth of rule explanation and rule application
Advanced CREAC : organizing more than one issue
Working with CREAC in first drafts and in later drafts
Writing effective paragraphs and sentences
Effective style : clarity, vividness, conciseness, and precision
Citing and quoting authority
Advising and counseling the client
Client letters
Professional email
What persuades a court
Writing a motion memorandum
The statement of the case in a motion memo or appellate brief
Developing a persuasive story
Telling the story persuasively
The argument in a motion memo or appellate brief
Point headings and subheadings
Appellate practice
Writing the appellate brief
Handling standards of review
Questions presented
Making policy arguments
Oral argument.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Call Number
KF250 .N484 2015
Language
English
ISBN
9781454830979 paperback
1454830972 paperback
1454830972 paperback
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