Articles in Vol. 28, 2024
Vol. 28, 2024
- Volume 28 - Full VolumeMultiple Authors
- Editor's NoteElizabeth Frost
- JLWI Editorial Board, Vol. 28JLWI
- Bracing for Impact: Revising Legal Writing Assessments Ahead of the Collision of Generative AI and the NextGen Bar ExamCarolyn V. Williams
- Designing Problems to Enhance Student LearningElizabeth E. Berenguer
- Teaching Critical Use of Legal Research TechnologyJennifer Elisa Chapman
- The Intentional Pursuit of Purpose: Nurturing Students' Authentic Motivation for Practicing LawKatya S. Cronin
- The Modern Way to Write a Statute is to Tell a StoryRichard K. Neumann, Jr.
- Writing Like a Photographer Thinks: Using Ansel Adams's Composition Principles to Write More Effective Persuasive Introductions and ConclusionsBret Rappaport
- What Social Science Can Teach Us Regarding BriefingMorgan L.W. HazeltonRachael K. Hinkle
- Legal Writing and Faculty Pro BonoEzra Ross
- The Stories We (Don't) Tell: Using Case Briefing to Explore Bias and Oppression in the LawAshley Binetti Armstrong
- The Unkillable Learning Styles MythMichael A. Blasie
JLWI, JLWI Editorial Board, Vol. 28, 28 Legal Writing (2024).
