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Vol. 7, 2001March 01, 2001 EDT

Teaching Social Justice Through Legal Writing

Pamela Edwards, Sheilah Vance,
social justicepedagogy
Photo by Clay Banks on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 7, 2001

Vol. 7, 2001
  • I Know I Taught Them How to Do That
    Laurel Currie Oates
  • Using Classroom Demonstrations in Familiar Nonlegal Contexts to Introduce New Students to Unfamiliar Concepts of Legal Method and Analysis
    Charles R. Calleros
  • Teaching Social Justice Through Legal Writing
    Pamela EdwardsSheilah Vance
  • Better Research Instruction Through "Point of Need" Library Exercises
    James B. Levy
  • Synergy and Synthesis: Teaming "Socratic Method" with Computers and Data Projectors to Teach Synthesis to Beginning Law Students
    Craig T. Smith
  • English for Lawyers: A Preparatory Course for International Lawyers
    Teresa BrostoffAnn SinsheimerMegan Ford
  • 2000 LWI/ALWD Survey Results
    Jo Anne Durako
  • The LWI President's Opening Remarks on the Status of Legal Writing
    Jane Kent Gionfriddo
  • Tribute to Mary Lawrence: Director of Legal Research and Writing, University of Oregon 1978-2000
    Linda H. Edwards
  • JLWI Editorial Board, Vol. 7
    JLWI
Legal Writing
Pamela Edwards & Sheilah Vance, Teaching Social Justice Through Legal Writing, 7 Legal Writing 63 (2001).
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