Legal Analysis, Research & Writing
An introductory study of the various forms of legal writing and modes of legal research. Through an integrated approach to writing and research, the course begins by analyzing the components of judicial opinions and ends with the students independently researching and writing a sophisticated appellate brief. The principal goal of this course is the mastery of the basic tools of legal analysis, the principles of legal writing, and the techniques of legal research using both print and online resources.
Please note that course organization and content may vary substantially from semester to semester and descriptions are not necessarily professor specific. Please contact the instructor directly if you have particular course-related questions.
Sections/Instructors
Sean E. Andrussier, Melanie J. Dunshee
Legal Analysis, Research & Writing 160B.07
Spring 2010
Rebecca Rich, Jennifer L. Behrens
Legal Analysis, Research & Writing 160B.06
Spring 2010
Jo Ann Ragazzo, Katherine Topulos
Legal Analysis, Research & Writing 160B.05
Spring 2010
Allison G. Kort, Laura M. Scott
Legal Analysis, Research & Writing 160B.04
Spring 2010
Jeremy Mullem, Molly Brownfield
Legal Analysis, Research & Writing 160B.03
Spring 2010
Hans Christian Linnartz
Legal Analysis, Research & Writing 160B.02
Spring 2010
Diane Dimond, Amy Taylor
Legal Analysis, Research & Writing 160B.01
Spring 2010