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Vol. 9, 2003March 01, 2003 EDT

A Challenge from the Future: Legal Writing, 2009

Terri LeClercq,
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Articles in Vol. 9, 2003

Vol. 9, 2003
  • Designing and Using Peer Review in a First-Year Legal Research and Writing Course
    Kirsten K. Davis
  • An Interview with Marjorie Rombauer
    Mary S. Lawrence
  • Of Golf and Ghouls: The Prose Style of Justice Scalia
    Yury Kapgan
  • A Challenge from the Future: Legal Writing, 2009
    Terri LeClercq
  • Generation X in Law School: The Dying of the Light or the Dawn of a New Day?
    Tracy L. McGaugh
  • Teaching Legal Skills in South Africa: A Transition from Cross-Cultural Collaboration to International HIV/AIDS Solidarity
    Brook Baker
  • From Cooperative Learning to Collaborative Writing in the Legal Writing Classroom
    Elizabeth L. InglehartKathleen Dillon NarkoClifford S. Zimmerman
  • Continuing Development: A Snapshot of Legal Research and Writing Programs through the Lens of the 2002 LWI and ALWD Survey
    Kristin B. Gerdy
  • JLWI Editorial Board Vol. 9
    JLWI
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Terri LeClercq, A Challenge from the Future: Legal Writing, 2009, 9 Legal Writing 111 (2003).
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