Introduction to Research, Analytical Principles, and the Legal Process | |
Introduction to Legal Principles and Authorities | |
Introduction to Legal Research and Analysis | |
Legal Research | |
Constitutions, Statutes, Administrative Law, and Court Rules--Research and Analysis | |
Case Law--Research and Briefing | |
Secondary Authority and Other Research Sources--Encyclopedias, Treatises, American Law Reports, Digests, Shepard's | |
Secondary Authority--Periodicals, Restatements, Uniform Laws, Dictionaries, Legislative History, and Other Secondary Authorities | |
Computers and Legal Research | |
Legal Citation | |
The Specifics of Legal Analysis | |
Legal Analysis--Key Facts | |
Legal Analysis--Issue Identification--Spotting the Issue | |
Legal Analysis--Stating the Issue | |
Case Law Analysis--Is a Case on Point? | |
Counteranalysis | |
Legal Writing | |
Fundamentals of Writing | |
The Writing Process for Effective Legal Writing | |
Office Legal Memorandum: Issues and Facts | |
Office Legal Memorandum: Analysis to Conclusion | |
External Memoranda: Court Briefs | |
Correspondence | |
Court Opinions Referred to in the Text | |
Appellate Court Brief | |
Web Sites | |
Glossary | |
Index | |
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