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Description:Preparation of memoranda and briefs with tutorial instruction in legal research, analysis and writing. Use of law library for research |
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Fall 2012–Spring 2013: Legal Research and Writing
show details- Professor Brad Clary (URL clary002@umn.edu)
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Details:All Legal Writing Sections
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Documents and Readings:
- Academic Legal Writing
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Author(s): Eugene Volokh
- American Legal Systems: A Resource and Reference Guide
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Author(s): Toni M. Fine
- Blue Booking [DVD]
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Author(s): Clary
Note: September 24, 2007
- Effective Legal Writing for Law Students and Lawyers
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Author(s): Gertrude Block
- Essential Lawyering Skills
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Author(s): Essential Lawyering Skills
- Finding the Law
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Author(s): Robert C. Berring & Elizabeth A. Edinger
- Guide to Legal Writing Style
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Author(s): Terri LeClercq
- Just Writing : Grammar, Punctuation, and Style for the Legal Writer
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Author(s): Anne Enquist & Laurel Currie Oates
- Legal Argument: The Structure and Language of Effective Advocacy
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Author(s): James A. Gardner
- Legal Drafting
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Author(s): Brody, Rutherford, Vietzen, & Dernbach
- Legal Drafting in a Nutshell
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Author(s): Thomas R. Haggard
- Legal Reasoning and Legal Writing: Structure, Strategy, and Style
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Author(s): Richard K. Neumann Jr.
- Legal Research Guide: Patterns and Practice
Author(s): Roberts & Schlueter
- Legal Writing : A Systematic Approach
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Author(s): Dianna V. Pratt
- Legal Writing and Analysis
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Author(s): Linda H. Edwards
- Legal Writing and Other Lawyering Skills
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Author(s): Schultz & Sirico Jr.
- Legal Writing by Design: A Guide to Great Briefs and Memos
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Author(s): Rambo & Pflaum
- Plain English for Lawyers
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Author(s): Richard C Wydick
- Practicing Persuasive Written and Oral Advocacy, Case File I
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Author(s): Miller, Vitiello, Fontham
- Practicing Persuasive Written and Oral Advocacy, Case File II
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Author(s): Miller, Vitiello, Fontham
- Primer on the Analysis and Presentation of Legal Argument
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Author(s): Bradley G. Clary
- Scholarly Writing for Law Students
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Author(s): Elizabeth Fajans & Mary R. Falk
- Synthesis: Legal Reading, Reasoning and Writing 3rd
Author(s): Schmedemann & Kunz
- The Basics of Legal Writing
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Author(s): Mary Bernard Ray
- The Big Picture [DVD]
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Author(s): Clary
Note: September 10, 2007
- The Lawyer’s Craft
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Author(s): Glaser, Liberman, Ruescher, &. Boepple Su
- The Little Book on Legal Writing
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Author(s): Alan L. Dworsky
- The Little Book on Oral Argument
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Author(s): Alan L. Dworksy
- The Redbook : A Manual on Legal Style
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Author(s): Bryan A. Garner
- Writing a Legal Memo
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Author(s): John Bronsteen
- Writing and Analysis in the Law
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Author(s): Shapo, Walter, & Fajans
- Successful Legal Analysis and Writing: The Fundamentals
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Author(s): Clary, Bradley
Call Number: KF250 .C53x 2010
Barcode: 31951D03134866W
ISBN 13: 9780314908049
- 2010 Legal Writing Examples
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Statutory Interpretation
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Description:This is a part of the Legal Research & Writing Course. This class will study the basic doctrine of statutory interpretation-the canons, legislative history. Statutory interpretation is a key skill for modern lawyers, and the traditional common law focus of the first year does not reflect that reality. |
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Details:Section C
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Documents and Readings:
- Syllabus
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Details:Sections A and B Get a
copy of the syllabus, available on my course TWEN site. For Tuesday,
1/22, read ch. 1 in Brown, and read the Day 1 materials in the course
packet, available on the legal writing/statutory interpretation TWEN
site as well as on my course site. After
you review the materials, go to my course TWEN site, follow the link to
the
Customized Polling forum, and answer the questions in the “Vehicles in
the
Park” poll. The questions parallel the
ones contained in the packet on pages 6-9.
Be sure to make some notes to remind you why you voted as you did to
inform our classroom discussion. Please finish the poll by midnight on
Monday
night.
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Spring 2013: Statutory Interpretation
show details- Professor Jessica A Clarke (URL jessicaclarke@umn.edu)
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Details:Section D
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Documents and Readings:
- Syllabus