LawProse Lesson #416: Writing Can’t Be Taught
LawProse Lesson #415: Your Subconscious Competence
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LawProse Lesson #414: Why a legal style manual?
LawProse Lesson #413: Learning to enjoy writing
LawProse Lesson #412: How writing persuades
LawProse Lesson #411: What professors and judges have in common?
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LawProse Lesson #410: Editing vs. Proofreading
LawProse Lesson #409: The Kinds of Editorial Changes
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LawProse Lesson #409 Why Judges Cite Dictionaries
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LawProse Lesson #408 The Importance of a Writer’s Audience
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LawProse Lesson #407 The Troubling Decline of the Humanities
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LawProse Lesson #406 You as Editor/Physician
LawProse Lesson #405 Renegade Writers
LawProse Lesson #404 Seeing the Forest
LawProse Lesson #403 The Reader over Your Shoulder
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LawProse Lesson #402 Verbal Contracts
LawProse Lesson #401 The Art that Conceals Art
LawProse Lesson #400: So what’s a paragraph?
LawProse Lesson #399: The way to learn to write.
LawProse Lesson #399: The way to learn to write. Read More »