Articles in Vol. 20, 2015
Vol. 20, 2015
- Editor's NoteBrooke J. Bowman
- Art-iculating the Analysis: Systemizing the Decision to Use Visuals as Legal ReasoningSteve JohansenRuth Anne Robbins
- Take a (Cognitive) Load Off: Creating Space to Allow First-Year Legal Writing Students to Focus on Analytical and Writing ProcessesTerri L. EnnsMonte Smith
- Using Empirical Methods to Study Legal WritingShaun B. Spencer
- Understanding Voice: Writing in a Judicial ContextAndrea McArdle
- Flexible IRAC: A Best Practices GuideTracy Turner
- Introduction to Essays on Technology and Changes in Legal ResearchTerrill Pollman
- Some Musings on Teaching Legal ResearchFilippa Marullo Anzalone
- What a Long, Strange Trip It’s BeenRobert C. Berring
- Not Seeing Our Brains: The Future of Legal ResearchIan Gallacher
- The Challenges of Using Electronic Resources to Solve Ill-Structured Legal ProblemsStefan Krieger
- Mind the GapEllie MargolisKristen Murray
- Searching for the BordersPenny A. Hazelton
- Researching on Solid Ground in a Changing Technological LandscapeLinda S. Maslow
- Using Data Analytics Tools to Supplement Traditional Research and Analysis in Forecasting Case OutcomesMark K. Osbeck
- You Make Me Feel Like Dancing: Students, Scholars, and Sources in the Law LibraryJeanne Frazier Price
- Out of the Glass Cockpit: Teaching Legal Analysis in Legal ResearchSuzanne Rowe
- The 95 Theses: Legal Research in the Internet AgeAmy E. Sloan
- Is This the Law Library or an Episode of _The Jetsons_?Ronald Wheeler
- Technology and Future Directions for Law LibrariesMichelle M. Wu
- JLWI Editorial Board, Vol. 20JLWI
JLWI, JLWI Editorial Board, Vol. 20, 20 Legal Writing (2015).