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Perspectives

Teaching Legal Research and Writing

Vol. 10, No. 1
Fall 2001


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From the Electoral College to Law School: Research and Writing Lessons from the Recount

(PDF document 64K)
Alex Glashausser


WRITING TIPS ...

Sounding Like a Lawyer

(PDF document 32K)
Martha Faulk


Reading Out Loud in Class

(PDF document 32K)
Louis J. Sirico Jr.


How Many Cases Do I Need?

(PDF document 32K)
Mary Dunnewold


Be a Classroom Leader

(PDF document 32K)
James B. Levy


BRUTAL CHOICES IN CURRICULAR DESIGN ...

Why You Should Use a Course Web Page

(PDF document 32K)
Joan Blum


TEACHABLE MOMENTS FOR TEACHERS ...

Tying It All Together

(PDF document 32K)
Brenda See


TEACHABLE MOMENTS FOR STUDENTS ...

Ten Tips for Moving Beyond the Brick Wall in the Legal Research Process

PDF document 32K)
Marsha L. Baum


Which Legal Research Text Is Right for You?

(PDF document 64K)
Joan Shear and Kelly Browne


LEGAL RESEARCH AND WRITING RESOURCES ...

Recent Publications

(PDF document 64K)
Donald J. Dunn


Cumulative Index for Volumes 1-9

(PDF document 160K)
Mary A. Hotchkiss


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