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chapter 10 Federal Income Tax Approach 231 Teaching Tax through Stories Paul L. Caron 231 Goals, Philosophy, and Coverage Nancy Shurtz 231 Statutory Interpretation and the Development of a Civic Perspective Kim Brooks 232 Problems, Previews, Participation, and Preparation Leandra Lederman 233 Providing a Framework for Learning Mary L. Heen 234 Statutory Analysis, Not Arithmetic Eric Lustig 235 TaxProf: A Virtual Tax Community Paul L. Caron 235 Material 236 Tax Case Limericks Leandra Lederman 236 Tax Stories: An In-Depth Look at Ten Leading Federal Income Tax Cases Paul L. Caron 237 Tax Returns, Casebooks, and Slides Eric Lustig 237 Text and Handouts Nancy Shurtz 243 General Outline of Federal Income Tax (Handout) Leandra Lederman 245 Computing Taxable Gain (Handout) Leandra Lederman 246 Introduction to Deductions Problems (Handout) Leandra Lederman 247 Exercises 248 Introducing Statutory Interpretation with Song Lyrics Kim Brooks 248 229
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Teaching the Law School Curriculum
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Copyright 2004 Steven Friedland and
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Contents Contributors xxv Preface x
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Contents ix Exercises 37 Collaborat
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Contents xi Problem Solving and Sto
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Contents xiii Exercises 141 A Contr
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Contents xv Motions to Suppress Evi
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Contents xvii Chapter 9 Family Law
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Contents xix Individualized Instruc
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Contents xxi Brief Gems 308 Reading
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Contents xxiii Repossessing Cars an
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Alschuler, Albert W., 179 Anderson,
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Kirwin, Ken, 270 Kisthardt, Mary Ka
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Preface This book is a teaching res
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chapter 1 Business Associations Int
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Business Associations 5 Introductio
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Business Associations 7 I have deve
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Business Associations 9 a tragedy s
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Business Associations 11 the studen
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Surviving, Dealing, and Laughing Bu
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Business Associations 15 Although I
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18 Civil Procedure Handouts — Pri
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20 Civil Procedure stronger sense t
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22 Civil Procedure Supplemental Jur
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24 Civil Procedure Another experime
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26 Civil Procedure TEACHING IMPORTA
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28 Civil Procedure JOHN H. MITCHELL
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30 Civil Procedure Concept Sheets I
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32 Civil Procedure Medical exam The
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34 Civil Procedure Annotated Rule 1
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36 Civil Procedure baseball, your m
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38 Civil Procedure No Joinder Probl
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chapter 3 Clinical Law Approach 53
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Clinical Law 53 Approach Clinical L
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Clinical Law 55 selor-at-Law: A Col
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Clinical Law 57 office. Work to ame
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Clinical Law 59 3. An Intoxicated U
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Clinical Law 61 cise is designed to
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6. Evaluation 5. Action Plan Clinic
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Clinical Law 65 Appendix C 6 Ways t
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Mirror, Mirror: Using Non-Tradition
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Clinical Law 69 lawyer’s craft. R
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Clinical Law 71 After the students
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Clinical Law 73 Isolating rhetorica
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Clinical Law 75 to course content.
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Clinical Law 77 To achieve the opti
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Other professional communications:
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82 Constitutional Law Employing the
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84 Constitutional Law Introduction
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86 Constitutional Law 4. To learn t
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88 Constitutional Law the Constitut
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90 Constitutional Law tions of the
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92 Constitutional Law Sinai Israel
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94 Constitutional Law selves, and n
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96 Constitutional Law Gordon Wood
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98 Constitutional Law the focus of
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100 Constitutional Law The biggest
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102 Constitutional Law formation of
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104 Constitutional Law from Orlando
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106 Constitutional Law Professor: W
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108 Constitutional Law When dealing
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110 Constitutional Law ance; moving
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112 Constitutional Law That exercis
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114 Constitutional Law Casebook and
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116 Constitutional Law On Discrimin
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118 Constitutional Law in class. St
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120 Constitutional Law sity (http:/
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122 Constitutional Law jected, and
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124 Constitutional Law The Second A
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126 Constitutional Law for example
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chapter 5 Contracts Approach 131 Le
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Contracts 131 Approach Learning abo
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• Remedies, particularly the avai
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Dear Mom: I promise to give you my
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Contracts 137 Material Teaching Con
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Contracts 139 cial choices. I also
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Contracts 141 To help address these
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Contracts 143 tion, parol evidence,
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Contracts 145 When we met in the cl
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Contracts 147 Case #1: Disappointed
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SCRIPT THREE: Contracts 149 CHRIS:
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Contracts 151 strating that within
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chapter 6 Criminal Law Approach 155
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Criminal Law 155 Approach Introduct
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Criminal Law 159 dents whose challe
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Criminal Law 161 Pulp Fiction. Exce
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Criminal Law 163 Dudley — a crew
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Criminal Law 165 of the leading sch
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Criminal Law 167 The Set Up. During
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Criminal Law 169 As a clinician, I
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Criminal Law 171 clarify materials
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Criminal Law 173 penal code section
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chapter 7 Criminal Procedure Introd
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Perception Stage: Legal Research an
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Professional Responsibility 311 All
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Professional Responsibility 313 The
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316 Property Brief Gems 336 Not Kno
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Torts 373 I come up to you. I am lo
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