Academic legal writing / Eugene Volokh

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1. Finding what to write about (the clam). --2. Test suites: making prescriptive claims more sound. --3. Writing the introduction. --4. Writing the background section. --5. Writing the proof of the claim. --6. The conclusion, and after the conclusion. --7. Finishing the first draft, and the zeroth. --8. Tips on researching. --9. Editing: general principles. --10. Editing: getting help from your faculty. --11. Writing: logical problems to watch for. --12. Writing: paragraph-level problems to watch for. --13. Writing: sentence/clause problems to watch for. --14. Writing: word/phrase problems to watch for. --15. Writing: rhetorical problems to watch. --16. Editing: three exercises. --17. Using evidence correctly. --18. Writing and researching: timeline and summary. --19. A sample highly successful student. --20. Turning practical work into articles. --21. Writing seminar term papers. --22. Cite-checking others articles. --21. Writing seminar term papers. --22. Cite-checking others articles. --23. Publishing and publicizing. --24. Academic ethics.