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September 25, 2012 By Lee Burgess 2 Comments

Follow the format outlined by your professor. It is likely your legal writing professor has given you instructions for the overall format of your legal writing assignment. In addition, your professor may have given you formatting instructions for the body of your assignment, such as that you need to follow IRAC. Whatever the instructions, follow them . Sure, you may think it is an overly formal or a frustrating way to write—but to be honest, no one cares. You need to write for your professor . It is more important to write in the way your professor has outlined, than as you personally prefer. And it is not going to be the last time your writing will need to conform to someone else’s rules. As a working attorney you often need to write in the format requested by your boss or even by the court. So get used to it!
Remember, your writing doesn’t need to be full of legalese—the best legal writing is often simple! So many law students make the mistake of thinking that to “sound like a lawyer” they must use every possible legal term out there. This is just not the case. Often the most effective legal writing is very clear and concise and only uses legal terms or “legalese” when appropriate (say, when you are using a term of art). It is also important to work on writing in a clear, concise way because your assignments may have maximum word count. So using extra words to sound “more professional” won’t really help your grade in the end.
Answer the question asked by your assignment. Often students get so caught up in writing their assignment that they forget to focus on the question that was asked of them. It is important to read and re-read (and even read again) the assignment sheet. You don’t want to make a mistake and write something off topic. Remember, answering the question is key to getting a good grade!
Plan before you write. A great legal writing assignment is organized. And for most of us this means that you need to plan your paper just as you would plan an essay or any other project. Organization is key and it takes time to sit with the research and develop your answer. Make sure you build this time into your plan of how you are going to get your assignment done.
Proofread and double-check citations. As an attorney-in-training, it is very important to present yourself in a professional way. That means that you need to proofread your assignments to present yourself in a professional way to your professor as well. If your assignment is riddled with typos, it is distracting for the professor and likely will cause your grade to drop. Also, students often are lax when handling citations. You are typically graded on the accuracy of your citations. Citations are not hard, but you must be detail oriented and look things up! I have seen many a legal writing grade go down because students didn’t spend adequate time or energy on citations. Don’t let this happen to you.

Legal writing, like most things, gets easier the more that you do it. So do every practice assignment assigned and get as much feedback as you can. This will help you become an excellent legal writer, which is a critical skill in our profession.

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Mastering the Art of Writing Law Assignments

What types of law assignments exist, skills to succeed, how to write a law assignment stage-by-stage, pre-writing stage:, here is what your outline may look like:, let’s talk in detail about the exact process of law essay writing, how to avoid mistakes, additional sources.

Summary: Writing a law assignment involves a step-by-step process: introduction, body paragraphs, supporting evidence, counter-arguments, and conclusion. Proper citation, referencing, and proofreading are essential.

Legal studies were, are, and always will be an essential discipline for society and its development. Law students pursue a legal education to become lawyers, judges, advocates, or other legal professionals. They study various legal topics, including contracts, torts, criminal law, and constitutional law. Law students are typically required to complete various assignments as part of their coursework, including legal research papers, case briefs, law essay writing, and moot court arguments.

Law assignments are vital to legal education and are critical in helping students develop their skills. “The major law assignment styles aim to improve your analytical skills, your ability to apply legal principles and theory, and to write simply and concisely”. These tasks will for sure help in your future career. Therefore, it is important to understand how to write a law assignment properly.

This blog post provides tips and guidelines to help you confidently approach your law assignments and produce high-quality work that meets the standards of the legal profession. AssignmentBro is ready to help you understand how to write a clear and effective law assignment or can write your assignment for you.

There are a wide variety of law assignments. It all depends on the discipline and other details of your specific studies. Here are some examples:

Case briefs involve analyzing and summarizing a specific legal case. Students are required to identify the key issues, relevant facts, applicable laws, the reasoning of the court, and the final decision.
Research papers demand law students to delve deep into a specific legal topic or issue. They involve extensive research, analyzing relevant statutes and case law, and presenting arguments based on scholarly sources. Research papers often require a thesis statement, literature review, methodology, analysis, and conclusion.
Essays in law focus on exploring and presenting arguments on a particular legal question or issue. Essays allow students to showcase their understanding of legal principles and ability to analyze and argue a position critically.
Moot court briefs simulate the preparation of written arguments for a hypothetical appellate court case. Students must study the legal concerns, create compelling arguments, and reference pertinent legal sources to defend their position.
Legal memoranda or legal analysis must contain a detailed analysis of the applicable laws and their application to the case. Memoranda are frequently used in legal studies, particularly for public law assignments.
Case comments are when students are expected to summarize the key aspects of the case, discuss its implications, and provide their insights on the topic.

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To work in law, you need different soft and hard skills to be a lawyer or an advocate. What about the specific skills for writing assignments? Let’s talk about them.

Writing and presenting excellent legal essays may require the following:

Analytical Thinking: Law assignments require the ability to critically analyze legal issues, identify relevant facts, and apply legal principles to reach well-reasoned conclusions.
Research Capabilities: Effective research capabilities involve using legal databases, understanding citation formats, and evaluating the credibility and authority of sources.
Articulation of Arguments: Students should present their analysis and reasoning logically and coherently with excellent communication and presentation skills.
Understanding of Legal Concepts: A solid understanding of legal concepts and principles is crucial for writing law assignments.
Legal Writing Style: Adherence to a specific writing style that is concise, precise, and authoritative is vital. Proper citation of legal sources using recognized citation formats (such as Bluebook citation style, APA, or MLA) is also essential.
Critical Analysis of legal arguments, evaluating strengths and weaknesses, and offering balanced assessments are often involved in law tasks.
Attention to Detail: Careful attention to detail enhances the credibility and professionalism of the assignment.
Time Management: The quality of the final submission is ensured by sticking to deadlines, leaving enough time for revisions and editing.

By honing these skills and applying them consistently, any student can improve their ability to write a law assignment more effectively.

The legal task must go through several critical stages to be well-structured and successful. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to write a law assignment:

Carefully read and comprehend the assignment instructions provided by your lecturer or professor. Pay attention to the requirements, word limit, formatting guidelines, and specific questions or prompts.
Choose your assignment subject. If you struggle with choosing the right one, glance at the law topics we created.
Before starting the writing process, begin background research to become familiar with the subject and find pertinent legal statutes, cases, and theories. You can use this to develop a solid knowledge base to support your arguments.
As you research, take notes! Record key points, relevant quotations, and references to legal authorities.
Create a clear thesis statement or argument based on your initial research and grasp of the subject. It will be your writing’s direction. The thesis should present your main point or position on the discussed legal issue.

Create an outline to structure your thoughts and provide a roadmap for your assignment.

An outline ensures a logical flow and allows you to arrange your thoughts. Include the main sections or headings you plan to cover, sub-points, and supporting evidence for each. Here are the elements that should be part of an outline:

Hook or attention-grabbing statement to engage the reader.
Background information on the topic to provide context.
A thesis statement/main argument to clearly state your position/main points.
Break down your main argument or topic into sub-points.
Evidence, examples, or relevant legal authorities should support each main argument.
Under each main argument or point, reference supporting evidence, such as legal precedents, case studies, or relevant legal theories.
Include an analysis of the evidence, explaining how it supports your argument and strengthens your position.
Address potential counterarguments or opposing viewpoints related to your main arguments.
Refute counterarguments with solid reasoning, evidence, or alternative interpretations.
Summarize the main arguments or points you have discussed throughout your assignment.
Provide a sense of closure by reflecting on the significance of your findings.

Remember, the outline serves as a guide, and you can adapt it based on your assignment’s specific requirements and the topic’s complexity.

Let’s imagine that you write a criminal law assignment .

I. Introduction

Definition and overview of criminal law.
Purpose of the assignment.
Thesis statement or main argument.

II. Elements of a Crime

Actus reus: Discussing the physical act or conduct required for a crime.
Mens rea: Explaining the mental state or intent necessary for criminal liability.
Causation: Analyzing the causal link between the act and the harm caused.
Concurrence: Discussing the requirement that the act and intent coincide.

III. Classification of Crimes

Felonies: Explaining the characteristics and examples of felony offenses.
Misdemeanours: Discussing the characteristics and examples of misdemeanor offenses.
Infractions: Explaining the characteristics and examples of minor offenses.

IV. Criminal Defeses

Justifications: Exploring defenses such as self-defense, necessity, and defense of others.
Excuses: Discussing defenses like duress, insanity, and intoxication.
Procedural Defenses: Analyzing defenses related to the rights of the accused, such as unlawful search and seizure, Miranda rights, etc.

V. Criminal Procedure

Arrest and Search: Discussing the requirements and limitations for lawful arrest and search.
Due Process: Exploring the constitutional rights of the accused, such as the right to counsel, the right to a fair trial, etc.
Trial Process: Analyzing the steps involved in a criminal trial, including jury selection, opening statements, presentation of evidence, etc.
Sentencing: Discussing the factors considered in determining an appropriate sentence for a convicted offender.

VI. Notable Criminal Law Cases

Analyzing significant criminal law cases that have shaped legal principles or influenced the interpretation of criminal statutes.
Discussing the impact of these cases on the development of criminal law jurisprudence.

VII. Contemporary Issues in Criminal Law

Exploring current debates or challenges in criminal law, such as emerging technologies, cybercrimes, or criminal justice reform.
Analyzing the potential implications and future developments in the field.

VIII. Conclusion

Summarizing the main points and arguments presented.
Assessing the effectiveness and significance of criminal law in maintaining social order and protecting individuals’ rights.

It’s important to follow the structure of the assignment:

Begin with an attention-grabbing opening sentence or hook to engage the reader.
Provide relevant background information to set the context of the topic.
Clearly state the purpose of the assignment and what you aim to achieve.
Conclude the introduction with a concise thesis statement that outlines your main argument or position.
Ensure your thesis statement is concise, specific, and directly addresses the main focus of your assignment.
Each body paragraph should focus on a single main point or argument that supports your thesis statement.
Provide evidence, examples, or legal authorities to support your arguments.
Break down complex legal concepts or theories into understandable terms.
Support your arguments with well-reasoned analysis and relevant legal authorities.
Cite relevant legal statutes, case law, regulations, or academic sources to support your claims.
Ensure you accurately and appropriately cite your sources using the required citation style (e.g., Bluebook, APA, MLA).
Anticipate potential counterarguments and address them directly and objectively.
Summarize the main points or arguments discussed in your assignment.
Avoid introducing new information in conclusion.
Create a bibliography of your resources. It will help to avoid plagiarism. AssignmentBro supplies you with an incredible citation generator tool if you have trouble with quotations.
Allocate sufficient time for proofreading and editing to eliminate spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors. This stage is crucial and should not be avoided!
Review the overall structure, coherence, and clarity of your writing.
Ensure consistency in formatting, citation style, and referencing.

We want to highlight that strategy changes depending on the provided requirements. For example, there is also such a thing as an ACT essay. For the ACT essay, you’ll need an introduction, two to three body paragraphs (at least one paragraph for each perspective), and a conclusion.

By following these guidelines, you can succeed in law school essay writing!

Receiving help with legal studies assignments is helpful for developing analytical skills, applying correct legal principles, and writing tasks concisely.

It is not a regular task to write a legal paper. Thus, it’s completely acceptable for some students to make mistakes. We are humans, and we learn through making mistakes. However, it is best to avoid mistakes most students experience to succeed in your assignment.

The next common errors are highlighted:

Writing in the passive;
Using ambiguous pronouns;
Unnecessary wordiness;
Over-using legalese;
Neglecting to proofread.

Other mistakes include: making an essay too long or short, drafting a legal essay without arguments, submitting an essay without a bibliography , fluffing the conclusion, etc.

The only way to eliminate mistakes is a dedication to your work and continuous practice! For this reason, It’s crucial to learn how to write a law assignment properly.

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Legal Writing in a Nutshell, L.Bahrych and J.Merino;
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Assignment Law: Everything You Need to Know

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Assignments are an integral part of studying law. They help students develop critical thinking skills, analyze legal principles, and apply them to practical scenarios. However, assignments can be complex and challenging, requiring a deep understanding of the law and the ability to articulate arguments effectively. In this blog, we will explore the essentials of assignment law, including its significance, key components, and tips to excel. Additionally, we will shed light on the importance of seeking law assignment help to enhance your learning experience.

Understanding Assignment Law

Assignment law refers to the branch of legal studies that deal with the transfer of rights or obligations from one party (the assignor) to another (the assignee). In simpler terms, it involves the transfer of legal rights, such as contract rights or property rights, from one person to another. Assignments can occur in various legal contexts, including contract law, property law, and intellectual property law.

In contract law, assignments enable parties to transfer their contractual rights or duties to third parties. For example, if Party A has a contract with Party B but wants to transfer their rights to Party C, they can do so through an assignment. Similarly, in property law, assignments allow individuals to transfer ownership or leasehold rights to others.

Key Components of Assignment Law

To comprehend an assignment lawfully, it is crucial to understand its key components. These include:

Assignor : The party that transfers their rights or obligations to another person or entity.

Assignee : The party that receives the assigned rights or obligations.

Consideration : In many jurisdictions, assignments require consideration, which is something of value exchanged between the assignor and assignee to make the assignment legally enforceable.

Notice : Notice is essential to ensure that the other party involved in the original agreement is aware of the assignment. Proper notice prevents confusion and helps the assignee exercise their rights without interference.

Privity of contract : Assignments create a new relationship between the assignee and the other party involved in the original agreement. This means that the assignee can enforce the rights against the other party, even though they were not part of the original contract.

Tips for Excelling in Law Assignments

Understand the requirements : Carefully read the assignment prompt and understand the specific requirements, such as word count, format, and deadline. This will help you structure your assignment effectively.

Conduct thorough research : Take the time to gather relevant legal sources, including case law, statutes, and scholarly articles. Use reputable databases and libraries to ensure the accuracy and validity of your research.

Analyze and organize your thoughts : Before diving into writing, analyze the legal issues involved and create an outline to organize your arguments coherently. Identify the relevant legal principles and apply them to the facts of the assignment question.

Develop strong arguments : Support your arguments with authoritative legal sources. Cite relevant cases, statutes, and scholarly opinions to strengthen your analysis. Ensure your arguments are logical, persuasive, and backed by sound legal reasoning.

Proofread and edit : Take the time to review and revise your assignment before submission. Check for grammar and spelling errors, ensure proper citation formatting, and refine your writing to make it clear and concise.

The Importance of Law Assignment Help

Law assignments can be intricate, requiring an in-depth understanding of complex legal concepts and principles. Seeking online law assignment help can provide valuable benefits, including:

Expert guidance : Professional law assignment help services offer assistance from experienced legal experts who possess comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the subject matter.

Enhanced learning experience : By availing law assignment help, students can gain valuable insights, clarify doubts, and deepen their understanding of legal concepts, thereby improving their overall learning experience.

Timely completion : With the help of experts, students can meet assignment deadlines and manage their time more effectively, reducing stress and ensuring a timely submission.

Improved grades: By receiving guidance and support from professionals, students can refine their assignments, develop stronger arguments, and increase their chances of obtaining higher grades.

Assignment law plays a significant role in legal studies, enabling the transfer of rights and obligations between parties. Understanding its key components is essential for successfully navigating law assignments. By following the tips mentioned above and seeking law assignment help when needed, students can excel in their assignments, deepen their legal knowledge, and enhance their overall academic performance. Remember, legal studies are an ongoing learning process, and seeking assistance can contribute to a more enriching educational journey.

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Most universities will have access to Westlaw and LexisNexis , two of the most widely used legal databases. In my opinion, Westlaw has the edge due to how comprehensive it is. The interface may not be the best but it is simple to use, contains everything you could ever need and offers you the chance to become certified in it. I highly recommend using Westlaw for legal research.

#3 Linkedin

If I had to describe Linkedin, I’d describe it less like a social network and more like an online CV. The site allows you to set up your own profile with your experience, key skills, education history and key skills. In addition to this, you can connect with friends, family, lecturers and people in the legal industry. I recommend law students to get familiar with Linkedin as the site allows you to build a network and showcase your online presence.

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#4 Google Scholar

If you need to find journal articles for an assignment or want to do some further reading, Google Scholar can be a great tool. Before I really understood how to use Westlaw, I relied heavily on Google Scholar because it was so simple to use and always gave me interesting articles on topics I searched for. Even now, I still find myself using this amazing tool simply because it has a large database of articles available and some can’t be found on Westlaw. Try it out for yourself.

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#5 University of Law

The University of Law website is an invaluable resource to support your journey to a legal career. It allows you to explore different career paths and discover different opportunities such as courses that fit your needs and goals, apprenticeships and scholarship options. The ULaw website also provides employability advice and resources to support aspiring lawyers in finding pro bono and work experience options, learn more about law career pathways and discover legal career routes.

#6 Cardiff Index to Legal Abbreviations

Although it’s one of the simpler sites on here, it doesn’t mean it’s any less useful for law students. This website does as the name implies, it allows you to search for the meanings of legal abbreviations. If you are asked to read a case with an abbreviation you aren’t familiar with or are just curious about, try this useful tool out.

#7 Cite This For Me

This tool is more powerful than you might think. As a law student, one of the worst things is to be marked down for referencing, it’s an important part of academic writing and it can have a drastic effect on your overall grade. If your university uses OSCOLA referencing, try out this free tool and no longer will you be marked down for referencing errors.

Did you know that Cite This For Me has a free OSCOLA referencing tool? You can use it here. >>

#8 Chambers Student

When applying for training contracts, pupillages, vacation schemes or mini-pupillages, I would highly encourage any law student to visit Chambers Student. It is an amazing website that allows you to really do some research on the firm or chambers you are applying to. You can filter the firms you see by location and you can find out about the latest news from a firm as well as a whole host of other features.

We almost all use Amazon at some point and for good reason – it is the best place to purchase textbooks and student resources. I would recommend students to use Amazon as their primary source of making student purchases. Where possible, I would also suggest buying books secondhand as you will find them better value for money. Just be aware that the law changes and newer copies may not have updated material.

#10 LawCareers.Net

A tried and tested website by thousands of law students. This site is crucial if you are planning on a career in law. Whether you are an aspiring solicitor or barrister, this website advertises jobs, contains a calendar with application deadlines and a whole host of other useful features. This will definitely come in handy in second and third year.

I hope you found this article insightful and plan on using most if not all of these websites at some point. They have definitely been of use to me in the past.

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How to write a case brief for law school: Excerpt reproduced from Introduction to the Study of Law: Cases and Materials,

Third Edition (LexisNexis 2009) by Michael Makdisi & John Makdisi

C. HOW TO BRIEF

The previous section described the parts of a case in order to make it easier to read and identify the pertinent information that you will use to create your briefs. This section will describe the parts of a brief in order to give you an idea about what a brief is, what is helpful to include in a brief, and what purpose it serves. Case briefs are a necessary study aid in law school that helps to encapsulate and analyze the mountainous mass of material that law students must digest. The case brief represents a final product after reading a case, rereading it, taking it apart, and putting it back together again. In addition to its function as a tool for self-instruction and referencing, the case brief also provides a valuable “cheat sheet” for class participation.

Who will read your brief? Most professors will espouse the value of briefing but will never ask to see that you have, in fact, briefed. As a practicing lawyer, your client doesn’t care if you brief, so long as you win the case. The judges certainly don’t care if you brief, so long as you competently practice the law. You are the person that the brief will serve! Keep this in mind when deciding what elements to include as part of your brief and when deciding what information to include under those elements.

What are the elements of a brief? Different people will tell you to include different things in your brief. Most likely, upon entering law school, this will happen with one or more of your instructors. While opinions may vary, four elements that are essential to any useful brief are the following:

(a) Facts (name of the case and its parties, what happened factually and procedurally, and the judgment)

(b) Issues (what is in dispute)

(d) Rationale (reasons for the holding)

If you include nothing but these four elements, you should have everything you need in order to recall effectively the information from the case during class or several months later when studying for exams.

Because briefs are made for yourself, you may want to include other elements that expand the four elements listed above. Depending on the case, the inclusion of additional elements may be useful. For example, a case that has a long and important section expounding dicta might call for a separate section in your brief labeled: Dicta. Whatever elements you decide to include, however, remember that the brief is a tool intended for personal use. To the extent that more elements will help with organization and use of the brief, include them. On the other hand, if you find that having more elements makes your brief cumbersome and hard to use, cut back on the number of elements. At a minimum, however, make sure you include the four elements listed above.

Elements that you may want to consider including in addition to the four basic elements are:

(e) Dicta (commentary about the decision that was not the basis for the decision)

(f) Dissent (if a valuable dissenting opinion exits, the dissent’s opinion)

(g) Party’s Arguments (each party’s opposing argument concerning the ultimate issue)

(h) Comments (personal commentary)

Personal comments can be useful if you have a thought that does not fit elsewhere. In the personal experience of one of the authors, this element was used to label cases as specific kinds (e.g., as a case of vicarious liability) or make mental notes about what he found peculiar or puzzling about cases. This element allowed him to release his thoughts (without losing them) so that he could move on to other cases.

In addition to these elements, it may help you to organize your thoughts, as some people do, by dividing Facts into separate elements:

(1) Facts of the case (what actually happened, the controversy)

(2) Procedural History (what events within the court system led to the present case)

(3) Judgment (what the court actually decided)

Procedural History is usually minimal and most of the time irrelevant to the ultimate importance of a case; however, this is not always true. One subject in which Procedure History is virtually always relevant is Civil Procedure.

When describing the Judgment of the case, distinguish it from the Holding. The Judgment is the factual determination by the court, in favor of one party, such as “affirmed,” “reversed,” or “remanded.” In contrast, the Holding is the applied rule of law that serves as the basis for the ultimate judgment.

Remember that the purpose of a brief is to remind you of the important details that make the case significant in terms of the law. It will be a reference tool when you are drilled by a professor and will be a study aid when you prepare for exams. A brief is also like a puzzle piece.

The elements of the brief create the unique shape and colors of the piece, and, when combined with other pieces, the picture of the common law takes form. A well-constructed brief will save you lots of time by removing the need to return to the case to remember the important details and also by making it easier to put together the pieces of the common law puzzle.

D. EXTRACTING THE RELEVANT INFORMATION: ANNOTATING AND HIGHLIGHTING

So now that you know the basic elements of a brief, what information is important to include under each element? The simple answer is: whatever is relevant. But what parts of a case are relevant? When you read your first few cases, you may think that everything that the judge said was relevant to his ultimate conclusion. Even if this were true, what is relevant for the judge to make his decision is not always relevant for you to include in your brief. Remember, the reason to make a brief is not to persuade the world that the ultimate decision in the case is a sound one, but rather to aid in refreshing your memory concerning the most important parts of the case.

What facts are relevant to include in a brief? You should include the facts that are necessary to remind you of the story. If you forget the story, you will not remember how the law in the case was applied. You should also include the facts that are dispositive to the decision in the case. For instance, if the fact that a car is white is a determining factor in the case, the brief should note that the case involves a white car and not simply a car. To the extent that the procedural history either helps you to remember the case or plays an important role in the ultimate outcome, you should include these facts as well.

What issues and conclusions are relevant to include in a brief? There is usually one main issue on which the court rests its decision. This may seem simple, but the court may talk about multiple issues, and may discuss multiple arguments from both sides of the case. Be sure to distinguish the issues from the arguments made by the parties. The relevant issue or issues, and corresponding conclusions, are the ones for which the court made a final decision and which are binding. The court may discuss intermediate conclusions or issues, but stay focused on the main issue and conclusion which binds future courts.

What rationale is important to include in a brief? This is probably the most difficult aspect of the case to determine. Remember that everything that is discussed may have been relevant to the judge, but it is not necessarily relevant to the rationale of the decision. The goal is to remind yourself of the basic reasoning that the court used to come to its decision and the key factors that made the decision favor one side or the other.

A brief should be brief! Overly long or cumbersome briefs are not very helpful because you will not be able to skim them easily when you review your notes or when the professor drills you. On the other hand, a brief that is too short will be equally unhelpful because it lacks sufficient information to refresh your memory. Try to keep your briefs to one page in length. This will make it easy for you to organize and reference them.

Do not get discouraged. Learning to brief and figuring out exactly what to include will take time and practice. The more you brief, the easier it will become to extract the relevant information.

While a brief is an extremely helpful and important study aid, annotating and highlighting are other tools for breaking down the mass of material in your casebook. The remainder of this section will discuss these different techniques and show how they complement and enhance the briefing process.

Annotating Cases

Many of you probably already read with a pencil or pen, but if you do not, now is the time to get in the habit. Cases are so dense and full of information that you will find yourself spending considerable amounts of time rereading cases to find what you need. An effective way to reduce this time is to annotate the margins of the casebook. Your pencil (or pen) will be one of your best friends while reading a case. It will allow you to mark off the different sections (such as facts, procedural history, or conclusions), thus allowing you to clear your mind of thoughts and providing an invaluable resource when briefing and reviewing.

You might be wondering why annotating is important if you make an adequate, well-constructed brief. By their very nature briefs cannot cover everything in a case. Even with a thorough, well-constructed brief you may want to reference the original case in order to reread dicta that might not have seemed important at the time, to review the complete procedural history or set of facts, or to scour the rationale for a better understanding of the case; annotating makes these tasks easier. Whether you return to a case after a few hours or a few months, annotations will swiftly guide you to the pertinent parts of the case by providing a roadmap of the important sections. Your textual markings and margin notes will refresh your memory and restore specific thoughts you might have had about either the case in general or an individual passage.

Annotations will also remind you of forgotten thoughts and random ideas by providing a medium for personal comments.

In addition to making it easier to review an original case, annotating cases during the first review of a case makes the briefing process easier. With adequate annotations, the important details needed for your brief will be much easier to retrieve. Without annotations, you will likely have difficulty locating the information you seek even in the short cases. It might seem strange that it would be hard to reference a short case, but even a short case will likely take you at least fifteen to twenty-five minutes to read, while longer cases may take as much as thirty minutes to an hour to complete. No matter how long it takes, the dense material of all cases makes it difficult to remember all your thoughts, and trying to locate specific sections of the analysis may feel like you are trying to locate a needle in a haystack. An annotation in the margin, however, will not only swiftly guide you to a pertinent section, but will also refresh the thoughts that you had while reading that section.

When you read a case for the first time, read for the story and for a basic understanding of the dispute, the issues, the rationale, and the decision. As you hit these elements (or what you think are these elements) make a mark in the margins. Your markings can be as simple as “facts” (with a bracket that indicates the relevant part of the paragraph). When you spot an issue, you may simply mark “issue” or instead provide a synopsis in your own words. When a case sparks an idea — write that idea in the margin as well — you never know when a seemingly irrelevant idea might turn into something more.

Finally, when you spot a particularly important part of the text, underline it (or highlight it as described below).

With a basic understanding of the case, and with annotations in the margin, the second read-through of the case should be much easier. You can direct your reading to the most important sections and will have an easier time identifying what is and is not important. Continue rereading the case until you have identified all the relevant information that you need to make your brief, including the issue(s), the facts, the holding, and the relevant parts of the analysis.

Pencil or pen — which is better to use when annotating? Our recommendation is a mechanical pencil. Mechanical pencils make finer markings than regular pencils, and also than ballpoint pens. Although you might think a pencil might smear more than a pen, with its sharp point a mechanical pencil uses very little excess lead and will not smear as much as you might imagine. A mechanical pencil will also give you the freedom to make mistakes without consequences. When you first start annotating, you may think that some passages are more important than they really are, and therefore you may resist the urge to make a mark in order to preserve your book and prevent false guideposts. With a pencil, however, the ability to erase and rewrite removes this problem.

Highlighting

Why highlight? Like annotating, highlighting may seem unimportant if you create thorough, well-constructed briefs, but highlighting directly helps you to brief. It makes cases, especially the more complicated ones, easy to digest, review and use to extract information.

Highlighting takes advantage of colors to provide a uniquely effective method for reviewing and referencing a case. If you prefer a visual approach to learning, you may find highlighting to be a very effective tool.

If annotating and highlighting are so effective, why brief? Because the process of summarizing a case and putting it into your own words within a brief provides an understanding of the law and of the case that you cannot gain through the process of highlighting or annotating.

The process of putting the case into your own words forces you to digest the material, while annotating and highlighting can be accomplished in a much more passive manner.

What should you highlight? Similar to annotating, the best parts of the case to highlight are those that represent the needed information for your brief such as the facts, the issue, the holding and the rationale.

Unlike annotating, highlighting provides an effective way to color code, which makes referring to the case even easier. In addition, Highlighters are particularly useful in marking off entire sections by using brackets. These brackets will allow you to color-code the case without highlighting all the text, leaving the most important phrases untouched for a more detailed highlight marking or underlining.

Highlighting is a personal tool, and therefore should be used to the extent that highlighting helps, but should be modified in a way that makes it personally time efficient and beneficial. For instance, you might combine the use of annotations in the margins with the visual benefit of highlighting the relevant text. You may prefer to underline the relevant text with a pencil, but to use a highlighter to bracket off the different sections of a case. Whatever you choose to do, make sure that it works for you, regardless of what others recommend. The techniques in the remainder of this section will describe ways to make full use of your highlighters.

First, buy yourself a set of multi-colored highlighters, with at least four, or perhaps five or six different colors. Yellow, pink, and orange are usually the brightest. Depending on the brand, purple and green can be dark, but still work well. Although blue is a beautiful color, it tends to darken and hide the text.

Therefore we recommend that you save blue for the elements that you rarely highlight.

For each different section of the case, choose a color, and use that color only when highlighting the section of the case designated for that color. Consider using yellow for the text that you tend to highlight most frequently. Because yellow is the brightest, you may be inclined to use yellow for the Conclusions in order to make them stand out the most. If you do this, however, you will exhaust your other colors much faster than yellow and this will require that you purchase an entire set of new highlighters when a single color runs out because colors such as green are not sold separately. If instead you choose to use yellow on a more frequently highlighted section such as the Analysis, when it comes time to replace your yellow marker, you will need only to replace your yellow highlighter individually. In the personal experience on one of the authors, the sections of cases that seemed to demand the most highlighter attention were the

Facts and the Analysis, while the Issues and Holdings demanded the least. Other Considerations and

Procedural History required lots of highlighting in particular cases although not in every case.

Experiment if you must, but try to choose a color scheme early on in the semester and stick with it. That way, when you come back to the first cases of the semester, you will not be confused with multiple color schemes. The basic sections of a case for which you should consider giving a different color are:

(b) Procedural History

(d) Holding (and conclusions)

(e) Analysis (rationale)

(f) Other Considerations (such as dicta)

Not all of these sections demand a separate color. You may find that combining Facts and Procedural History or Issues and Holdings works best. Furthermore, as mentioned above, some sections may not warrant highlighting in every case (e.g., dicta probably do not need to be highlighted unless they are particularly important). If you decide that a single color is all that you need, then stick to one, but if you find yourself highlighting lots of text from many different sections, reconsider the use of at least a few different colors. Highlighters make text stand out, but only when used appropriately. The use of many colors enables you to highlight more text without reducing the highlighter’s effectiveness. Three to four colors provides decent color variation without the cumbersomeness of handling too many markers.

Once you are comfortable with your color scheme, determining exactly what to highlight still may be difficult. Similar to knowing what to annotate, experience will perfect your highlighting skills. Be careful not to highlight everything, thus ruining your highlighters’ effectiveness; at the same time, do not be afraid to make mistakes.

Now that we have covered the basics of reading, annotating, highlighting, and briefing a case, you are ready to start practicing. Keep the tips and techniques mentioned in this chapter in mind when you tackle the four topics in the remainder of this book. If you have difficultly, refer back to this chapter to help guide you as you master the case method of study and the art of using the common law.

Master the Legal Memo Format

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What is the legal memo assignment?

The legal memo is an objective memorandum that provides you the opportunity to review and research relevant case law, investigate relevant facts using available resources, analyze those facts under that law, and impartially assess the potential outcome of a matter. The legal memo is an assignment that law firm associates are frequently asked to provide to senior attorneys.

Far too often, however, the assigning attorney takes one look at the result and replies, “I knew this already.” To prevent this outcome, it’s important to write a legal memo with sufficient understanding of audience, scope, purpose, and format. With proper planning, law firm associates can maximize the odds of favorable reception at the outset.

Bloomberg Law can help you understand and apply legal issues to your legal memo assignment, so your final product addresses all relevant points right out of the gate.

What’s the difference between a closed legal memo and an open legal memo?

A closed legal memo is an assignment where you are given the case law or other primary law to be used in your writing. Far more challenging is an open legal memo, where you will need to research and identify the relevant law, investigate and analyze the most legally significant facts involving a particular client, and provide a critical assessment of how the court may apply the law to the matter.

By extension, unlike a court brief, the legal memo is not the place to wager a legal opinion or argue facts. The legal memorandum serves as an objective standalone document and identifies the risks and any unknown facts that need investigation. It should maintain an impartial tone, with no implied preference for one side or the other.

What’s the standard legal memo format?

Generally, a legal memorandum comprises six sections, with the following information:

1. Heading or caption

A section, titled, “Memorandum,” identifies the recipient (To: _______), the author (From: ____), the assignment submission date (typically in MMMM DD YYYY format), and subject of the memo (Re: __________).

2. Question presented

A brief one-sentence statement that defines how the law applies to the legal question at hand, and the jurisdiction where the matter will be decided. The question presented is specific and impartial and doesn’t assume a legal conclusion.

3. Brief answer

A quick-hit legal prediction to the question presented, based on a short (four to five sentences) explanation that references relevant law and facts.

4. Statement of facts

A concise, impartial statement of the facts that captures the heart of the legal matter, as well as current and past legal proceedings related to the issue. The facts can be chronological or grouped thematically, whichever format presents the facts in the clearest manner.

5. Discussion

Restates the main facts and delineates the overarching legal rule. Several paragraphs outline the various legal topics to be addressed in the case and provide an analysis of the legal issues, usually ordered in subsections.

6. Conclusion

The assigning attorney will likely read this section first. It predicts how the court will apply the law, and how confident you are in your prediction based on the data. With an impartial advisory tone, you identify next steps and propose a legal strategy to proceed.

How to write a legal memo

Legal research memos can come in many forms—from broad 50-state surveys to more nuanced research on a particular point of law—but whatever the format, it’s important that you fully understand the task entrusted to you before you start typing.

If you tackle your assignment by following the recommended approaches in the legal memo example below, you’ll be more likely to find an appreciative supervising attorney, deliver better work product, cut down on the number of drafts required to arrive at a final product, and, most importantly, please the client.

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Legal memorandum sample assignment

Assignment: Prepare an open legal memo on whether, under the Fourteenth Amendment’s Due Process Clause, there is personal jurisdiction over a foreign car manufacturer involving a products liability case.

Step 1: Understand the legal issues

Review legal memo assignment materials.

In an open legal memo, you will be tasked with researching relevant primary and secondary resources, such as from national, single, or multiple state entities, as well as appeals circuits, to include in your analysis.

Locate secondary sources

Secondary sources, such as books, treatises, law reviews, legal analysis publications, and Practical Guidance are a great starting point to assist with your legal memo research. Although secondary sources are not binding on courts, meaning courts are not required to follow these sources, they are still helpful tools to use when you know little about a topic.

However, remember that while you may know little about a topic, the same may not hold true for your audience. Readers like law partners and assigning attorneys will already know general law. Identify your audience’s presumed level of knowledge, then the most mission-critical questions to address. These identified gaps will inform your fact-finding and research.

Use secondary resources to better fill in the main legal topics and issues as they relate to the facts in the legal memo assignment. Your legal research should help frame the issue and lead to other relevant materials, including cases and statutes.

Throughout, utilize legal memo space wisely. Remember, legal memo length varies by subject. Some topics require only a short summary, while others compel long-form treatment. For guidance, search your firm’s office document management system for previous legal memos.

Sample assignment – Step 1

Understand the legal issues: Legal research depends on the right search terms. In the case, for example, you can use the keywords: (“personal jurisdiction” and manufacture!)) to locate relevant resources on the Bloomberg Law platform.

More broadly, while your search into secondary sources may span books and treatises, law review articles, and other legal analysis publications, make sure to vet all legal authorities for relevance.

[Research tip: It can be challenging to know all relevant keywords. Bloomberg Law provides a convenient search results page, where relevant article blurbs showcase additional keywords to explore. Based on targeted keywords, you can better gather the most relevant background information to assist with your analysis.]

Step 2: Develop a research plan

Identify primary law.

Primary sources can often be identified with research tools, such as court opinions searches for relevant case law. However, primary sources are not always apparent. In such cases, work your way backward. Reviewing secondary sources can help you identify a list of relevant primary law resources, like case law and related statutes. Keep your research organized and create a research plan to identify key resources. The research plan will list the relevant primary law and how the case or statute relates to your comprehensive legal analysis.

Stay organized

Save the relevant cases and statutes to a designated workspace. Bloomberg Law provides a streamlined and secure digital working area where you can add your notes as well as upload and store your drafts to keep organized.

Sample assignment – Step 2

Develop a research plan: In the assignment, some legal research may mention cases on what contacts a foreign defendant must have for the court to have personal jurisdiction over it, such as Ford Motor Co. v. Montana Eighth Judicial District Court . Read through these articles to reveal additional relevant cases and statutes to support your analysis.

Step 3: Confirm your legal memo research

Once you have your research plan, you want to verify all your research to make sure you’re relying on the most current case law available. Bloomberg Law’s litigation tools like the BCite citator tool help you work smarter and faster to validate your case law research—specifically, to determine whether a citation still represents good law and can be relied upon—and helps you to conduct additional research to find more cases and resources that support your legal memo’s findings and conclusions.

Robust verification should ensure you know the following information:

Composite analysis – the overall treatment of the cited case by other courts.
Direct history – How a cited case has moved through the court system.
Case analysis – Cases that have subsequently cited to the case.
Authorities – Cases relied on by the court in the main case.
Citing documents – Legal materials, such as court opinions, administrative decisions, and secondary sources that reference your case by citation.

Sample assignment – Step 3

Confirm your research: To see whether Ford Motor Co. v. Montana Eighth Judicial District Court is still good law, you will of course need to pull up and review the case status. As part of this verification, you should review how other courts have treated the case. Once you have verified case status, you can better find additional secondary cases and other sources that cite to your case.

[Research tip: Carefully review whether case law citation can be relied on in your legal memo. While a legal memo is written for internal stakeholders like the assigning attorney, and not for the court system, it may nonetheless serve as a primer for future material.]

Attorneys may later incorporate any case law citations within the legal memo into court filings in support of their arguments. Given this broad potential reach, it’s imperative to verify all case law within your legal memo. Any unverified case law that later makes its way into public documents will result in an admonition from the court.

It is also important not to cherry-pick case citations. Remember the legal memo’s purpose is to inform, not to argue the facts. The legal memo must therefore provide an objective summary of all relevant case law and how it applies to the facts at hand. The omission of negative case law only compromises future legal strategy and heightens client legal exposure.

Step 4: Write an objective analysis

The legal memo showcases your critical legal thinking skills. Use your research plan and research materials to help organize your analysis. Remember to clearly state the law and the facts, in the active voice, and present your analysis in a logical manner.

Even with the IRAC legal memo format (Issue, Rule, Application, and Conclusion), it can be a challenge to write with precision. For example, it may not be clear which details to include in the statement of facts. Skilled legal memo writers often begin with the discussion. With complementary considerations of legal authority and factual criteria, this section clarifies the most legally significant facts and informs other earlier sections like the question presented and brief answer.

Across all stages, Bloomberg Law provides a vast trove of articles and resources to assist you in preparing your legal memo. Whether this is your first or fiftieth legal memo assignment, you can showcase clear and impartial legal analysis in your legal memo and other writing assignments in ways that establish you as a strong legal mind.

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Course Overview

First-Year Legal Research and Writing Program

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Before you begin your studies in the First-Year Legal Research and Writing Program (LRW), it will help you to situate the course in the broader context of your legal education and your future law practice. To follow is a brief overview of the program, and an introduction to several themes that will recur throughout the year.

Program Overview

LRW uses a series of writing, research, and advocacy projects to engage you in the process of legal reasoning. The course instructs you in basic methods of legal analysis, effective written and oral communication of your analysis, and essential legal research tools and methodologies.

The first semester of LRW focuses on the writing of two predictive memos, in which you assess the arguments on each side of the issue and predict which side would prevail. In the spring, you will learn how to write an appellate brief, in which you present your client’s best arguments to a court. For all three assignments, you will produce both a draft and a final version, the better to respond to feedback and hone your writing and analysis. In practice, as in LRW, the writing process will help you take your internal understanding of an issue and make it external, so that you may hold it at arm’s length and examine it critically. As novice lawyers become expert lawyers, they develop greater ability to monitor their own level of understanding, and may resort somewhat less frequently (although not infrequently) to a formal written product like a predictive memo. Nevertheless, even when they eschew a formal written memo, they continue to apply the same analytical steps that are required to complete the writing assignments you will undertake in this course.

Lawyers cannot provide effective representation unless they master the necessary research skills. At a minimum, lawyers must be able to find and update the constitutional provisions, statutes, regulations, and cases that determine their clients’ rights and obligations. To that end, the legal research component of LRW will introduce you to core tools and methodologies that will be essential in your internships next summer, as well as in your future law practice. Indeed, without such skills you will have a difficult time satisfying your employers and competing with fellow students in summer practice and the early years of law practice. More advanced research instruction is available in upper-level elective courses.

LRW’s learning model depends on the substantial feedback that we provide on your work. LRW will likely be the first law school course in which you receive any feedback on written work, and it will be the course in which you receive the most individual feedback by far. Keep in mind that our goals for your achievement are quite high, in keeping with your potential. Our feedback will naturally focus on areas for improvement, so you ought not interpret this emphasis negatively. Our feedback is intended not to discourage you, but to facilitate your learning.

LRW meets weekly in the fall and spring semester of your first year. LRW is graded Honors, Pass, Low Pass, and Fail.

In the fall semester, you will complete two major writing assignments. The first is a “Closed Memo,” in which you write a predictive memo based on a set of research materials that are provided for you. The second is an “Open Memo,” in which you must research the applicable law and write a predictive memo based on your own research.

In the spring semester, the major course assignment is the First-Year Ames Moot Court Program. Working in pairs, you will research and draft an appellate brief concerning a simulated case set in a federal or state appeals court. At the end of the semester, you will argue your case before a three-judge panel. Judges are drawn from Harvard Law School faculty, practicing lawyers, and upper-level law students. With this course overview in mind, we turn next to a discussion of several recurring themes in LRW.

The Conventions of Legal Discourse

Any discourse community has its own discourse conventions, and lawyers have done a particularly thorough job of developing theirs. LRW is intended to familiarize you with these discourse conventions.

LRW introduces you to the generally accepted modes of legal reasoning: rule-based reasoning; analogical reasoning; and policy reasoning. As you progress through the course assignments, you will see the interdependence among these three modes of legal reasoning. When LRW turns to advocacy, you will learn how lawyers use narrative devices to complement the conventional modes of legal reasoning and make their arguments more persuasive.

Discourse conventions govern not only the modes of argument, but also the authorities that frame the argument. You will learn what types of materials constitute acceptable sources of authority in legal discourse, as well as the different hierarchies within which those authorities exist.

Most concretely, LRW will introduce you to two basic forms through which lawyers communicate their legal reasoning. You will learn the conventions applicable to a predictive memo and an appellate oral argument.

Of course, you will be learning the conventions of legal discourse in all of your first-year courses, indeed in all of law school. LRW, however, is intended to focus very specifically on the conventions themselves, more so than in your other courses.

Legal Reasoning and Judicial Discretion

Throughout your legal education, you will encounter a debate over the role of judicial discretion in adjudication. At the extremes, some would suggest that adjudication is rationally constrained by the available legal authorities, while others would argue that adjudication is effectively constrained only by the judge’s own beliefs and values. LRW is not intended to resolve that debate. Nevertheless, your work in this course should illustrate several different concepts about the degrees to which legal authorities can constrain judicial discretion.

Over the course of the year’s projects, you should see that a series of authorities applying the same rule can restrict–at least to some degree–the decision in a future situation governed by that rule. For example, if a statute says “No vehicles in the park,” and the state’s highest court interprets the statute to mean no “motor vehicles,” you can be pretty sure that the statute won’t prohibit you from riding your elephant through the park.

One might think that the ever-increasing number of decisions necessarily increases the degree of constraint. That may be so in some situations, but several factors can have a destabilizing influence. One such factor is the contingent nature of language. You may have seen in other contexts, and you will surely see in your legal career, that saying more about a topic often creates more uncertainty, not less. Each new opinion creates the potential for misstatement and misunderstanding, enabling future lawyers to reinterpret the pre-existing rule. A second destabilizing factor is the social context of our legal system. Authorities rest on a foundation of policy, of societal goals and values, even if those values are not always stated explicitly. As societal goals and values shift, a body of law resting on the discarded goals and values may become obsolete, and eventually reoriented in support of a new rule.

Finally, you should recognize that the limits on judicial discretion are often less substantial than they might seem at first. Each of the major projects in LRW should demonstrate that, with regard to a given legal problem, there is usually more than one possible outcome, even if one outcome seems more likely than the others. Skilled lawyers read authorities with a critical eye, constantly on the lookout for the gap of ambiguity within a seemingly solid wall of legal authorities.

Tension Between the Abstract and the Concrete

To complete any substantial task of legal analysis, the lawyer must at some point bridge the boundary between the abstract and the concrete. Rules rarely, if ever, cover every situation imaginable. For example, the “No vehicles in the park” statute could simply list every make and model of car and truck in existence, to clarify that they are all prohibited from the park. But the rule would be unmanageably long, and new makes and models would come into existence after the rule’s enactment. So the drafters would instead choose a term to describe the category of situations to which their rule was addressed. Rules that denote categories rather than specific situations necessarily involve a degree of abstraction, whether a moderate degree (e.g., “motor vehicle”) or a substantial degree (e.g., “best interest of the child”).

Fortunately for us, this inherent uncertainty is one of the things that makes law practice a creative endeavor. For example, if the vehicles in the park statute referred to “motor vehicles,” would that include airplanes? Mopeds? Golf carts? The “Segway” personal scooters? Lawyers and judges would try to use the policies underlying the rule and analogies to prior decisions to decide each example. But the jump from abstract to concrete would involve a measure of uncertainty, and it is this uncertainty that allows lawyers to make plausible arguments on both sides of a case.

Your Audience

In the oral and written communications that you undertake in this course, you must focus not only on the substantive ideas that you try to communicate, but also on the way in which your audience will receive those ideas. Communication is a two-step process, and even brilliant arguments suffer if the audience is distracted by substandard prose. That is why the feedback in this course will consider the form and style of your writing.

Additionally, you must recognize that your audience has a particular task before it, and will be using your communication (i.e., your memo, brief, or oral argument) as an instrument in completing that task. The audience’s task will often be to decide how to advise a client or rule in a case. To be effective, your communication must be suited to your audience’s needs. So in a memo addressed to an attorney who must decide how to advise a client, simply stating your prediction is not enough. You must also help the attorney understand the applicable legal standard and its likely application, as well as any plausible counter-arguments and the reasons why those arguments would not prevail. Only then will your communication allow the attorney to make an informed decision about how to advise the client.

You are at the start of a fascinating journey. We in the First-Year Legal Research and Writing Program wish you great success and enjoyment as you begin your legal education.

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