Useful Documents
- The Art and Craft of Strategic Legal Research
- The Bench Memorandum
- Bluebooking Scholarly Legal Writing (Rev. 2012)
- Building a Writing Portfolio
- Checklist For Scholarly Writing
- Checklist For The Client Letter Or Memo
- Checklist For the First Year Writing Process
- Checklist For The Writing Process
- Choices For Using Cases In Legal Analysis
- Choosing a Sucessful Paper Topic (New 2013)
- Concise Is Nice (Rev. 2012)
- Crafting Mid-Level Organization (Rev. 2012)
- Creating A Good Scholarly Paper
- Developing A Thesis Statement
- Everything You Wanted To Know That The Bluebook Does Not Tell You Clearly (Rev. 2012)
- Finding A Successful Paper Topic: The Agony And Ecstasy
- From Memo to Appellate (New 2013)
- From Memo to Brief
- A Guide to Reading, Interpreting and Applying Statutes
- Guiding Legal Audiences
- The Home Stretch: Revising and Polishing the Scholarly Paper
- How to Handle An Assignment at Your Summer Job
- Hurdling Writer's Block
- Identifying and Understanding Standards of Review
- In Chambers Effective Writing
- Introduction To Bluebooking: Some Basic But Confusing Rules
- Just Do it – Tips for Avoiding Procrastination
- Legal Research Resources
- May It Please the Court: Additional Thoughts on Oral Arguments
- Outlining Tips And Techniques For Class
- Outlining Your Scholarly Paper
- Parentheticals (Rev. 2012)
- Persuasive Writing
- Putting Your Best Foot Forward: Choosing The Right Writing Sample
- "Righting" The Write-On Competition
- Rule 18: Citation To Internet and Electronic Resources Under The Bluebook (Rev. 2012)
- Some of the Most Obscure Bluebook Rules or How To Really Impress Even the Most Exacting Bluebooker
- Tackling a Brave New World: A Guide to the Basics of International Law (Rev. 2013)
- Ten Rules Of Grammar And Usage That You Should Know
- Ten Tips for International Students
- Ten Tips for Transitioning to Legal Writing
- Tips And Techniques For Taking Notes In Class
- Tips for Effective Punctuation
- Top 5 Things You Need To Know About Writing Samples
- Turning Your Early Draft Into A Final Draft
- Using Cases in Legal Analysis (New 2013)
- Using Secondary Sources and Persuasive Authority
- What Do You Mean "There's More Than One Way to Do It"?: Selecting Methods of Legal Analysis That Work Best
- Which Court is Binding
- Writing Effective Point Headings (Rev. 2013)
- Writing Samples For Judicial Clerkships: Some Helpful Tips From Chambers
- You Have Your Topic, Now Get The Research Done
