Briefs
Inherent in a decent legal brief is good writing and proper analysis. Therefore, a course that proposes to teach how to write a legal brief must in fact cover both legal writing and legal analysis. The following topics are likely to be studied:
- Introduction to the Legal System and Legal Writing
- Analyzing Legal Authority: Case Law
- Analyzing Legal Authority: Statutes
- Organization of Legal Discussions
- The Thesis Paragraph
- Writing A Legal Document: The Legal Memorandum
- The Writing Process: Effective Paragraphs, Sentence Structure
- Types of Legal Arguments in Resolving Questions of Law
- Research Strategies
- Interviewing and Counseling the Client
- Letter Writing
- Writing to the Court: An Introduction to Advocacy
- The Trial Brief: Memorandum of Law in Support of or in Opposition to a Motion
- Writing the Appellate Brief
- Oral Argument
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