Volume 20
The Scribes Journal of Legal Writing, Volume 20
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Cover Page
Table of Contents
From the Editor
Articles
Emphasis
Robert E. Bacharach
Should Legal Writing Be Woke?
John G. Browning
Nielsen v. Preap, the Futility of Strict Textualism, and the Case for Universalism in Judging
Joseph Kimble
Investigative Advocacy: The Mechanics of Muckraking
Patrick Barry
Shall We Proceed? Ebbs, Flows, and Futility in the Debate over Words of Authority
Alex MacDonald
A Letter to New (and Old) Lawyers: Why You Need to Write Well and How to Do It
Daniel R. Karon
Six Usage Mistake Common in Legal Writing and Why They Matter
Adam Eakman
Will I Ever See the Day When Lawyers Write Without Clichés?
Raymond P. Ward
No More Gappy Typesetting, Please
John Hightower
Efficient Advocacy in a Skeptical World
Yakov Malkiel
Elephant in the Room
Patrick Barry
Book Review
Notes on Contributors
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