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RESEARCHING AND WRITING IN LAW,<br />
3RD EDITION<br />
Terry Hutchinson<br />
Researching and Writing in Law, 3 rd Edition<br />
is an updated research guide, mapping the<br />
developments that have taken place and<br />
providing the keys to the fundamental electronic<br />
sources of legal research, especially those<br />
now available on the web, as well as exploring<br />
traditional doctrinal methodologies. Included in<br />
this edition are extensive checklists for locating<br />
and validating the law in Australia, England,<br />
Canada, the United States, New Zealand,<br />
India and the European Union.<br />
This third edition includes expanded discussion<br />
of the process of formulating a research<br />
proposal, writing project abstracts and<br />
undertaking a literature review (Chapter 7).<br />
Research methodologies are also extensively<br />
examined, focusing on the process of doctrinal<br />
methodology as well as discussing other useful<br />
methodologies, such as comparative research<br />
and content analysis (Chapter 5). Further<br />
highlighted are issues surrounding research<br />
ethics, including plagiarism and originality,<br />
the importance of developing skills in critique,<br />
and the influence of current university research<br />
environments on postgraduate legal research.<br />
February 2010, Softcover<br />
Code: 978 0455 226 781<br />
Price: $95.00 incl. GST<br />
LEGAL SKILLS<br />
CLEAR AND PRECISE: WRITING SKILLS<br />
FOR TODAY’S LAWYER, 3RD EDITION<br />
Ros Macdonald and Deborah Clark-Dickson<br />
Many students begin a law course believing<br />
“real” lawyers write in legalese. Clear<br />
and Precise: Writing Skills for Today’s Lawyer,<br />
3 rd Edition, encourages law students and lawyers<br />
to use plain English techniques in the language,<br />
structure, content, style and presentation of<br />
their writing. The release of the first edition of<br />
this manual was one element of a campaign<br />
by the Queensland Law Society Plain English<br />
Committee to promote clear, precise and<br />
effective communication at all levels in the legal<br />
community. <strong>Thomson</strong> <strong>Reuters</strong> took on the task<br />
of publishing a second edition, and ongoing<br />
interest in the manual as a teaching aid has<br />
led to this revised and updated third edition.<br />
New to the third edition:<br />
• a more detailed discussion on interpretation<br />
and definition clauses<br />
•a new chapter “Writing for Clients with<br />
Literacy Problems”<br />
• expanded material on professional letter<br />
writing and<br />
• new content relating to writing emails.<br />
November 2010, Softcover<br />
Code: 978 0455 228 112<br />
Price: $54.00 incl. GST<br />
DEVIL’S ADVOCATE, 2ND EDITION<br />
Ian Morley<br />
A no-nonsense and concise description by an<br />
experienced barrister of how to be effective<br />
in court, this book brings a fresh approach<br />
to studying advocacy. It explains the art of<br />
persuasiveness, how to make convincing<br />
speeches, and effective cross-examination and<br />
describes well-established techniques and<br />
exercises used in court for constantly improving<br />
questioning and witness control. It offers<br />
punchy advice and insightful comments on all<br />
the necessary skills involved in advocating, and<br />
includes a chapter on advocacy in international<br />
criminal tribunals which requires an additional<br />
set of skills due to dynamics such as the need<br />
for simultaneous translations.<br />
Sweet & Maxwell<br />
Jurisdiction: UK<br />
April 2009, Softcover<br />
Code: 978 1847 037 688<br />
Price: $33.00 incl. GST<br />
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