An edition of Legal reasoning and legal writing
(1990)
Legal reasoning and legal writing
structure, strategy, and style
6th ed.
by Richard K. Neumann
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Table of Contents
An introduction to American law
Rule-based reasoning
An introduction to judicial decisions and statutes
Brie.ng cases
The art of legal writing
The process of writing
Of.ce memoranda
Initially obtaining the facts: client interviewing
Predictive writing
A paradigm for organizing proof of a conclusion of law
Varying the depth of rule proof and rule application
Combining proofs of separate conclusions of law
Working with the paradigm
Selecting authority
Working with precedent
Working with statutes
Working with facts
Paragraphing
Effective style
Citations and quotations
Client advice letters
Demand letters
How to write exam answers
Developing a persuasive theory
Developing persuasive arguments
Handling the procedural posture
Motion memoranda
Point headings and sub-headings
Statements of the case
Questions presented
Appellate practice
Appellate briefs
Writing the appellate brief
Oral argument.
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Includes index.
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