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How to Think, Write and Cite - Key Skills for Irish Law Students (Paperback, 2nd edition)
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How to Think, Write and Cite - Key Skills for Irish Law Students (Paperback, 2nd edition)
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Legal research and legal writing: Essential skills for success in
the world of law The new edition of How to think, write and cite
provides students who are new to law with clear and practical
guidance on mastering essential skills which will be key to success
in their assignments and examinations, and which will also be
invaluable in the workplace after graduating. Key features *
Developed by experienced Irish academics and researchers
specifically for Irish law students * Easy-to-follow, practical
advice * Explanations of how to read legislation and court
judgments * Step-by-step instructions for accessing online legal
databases * Explains effective legal writing for exams and essays,
including sample answers and essays * Explains when and how to cite
in essays * Includes a detailed citation manual for Irish materials
based on the internationally-accepted OSCOLA system New to the
second edition * Up-to-date information on how to use online
databases * Expanded section on use of software to automate and
simplify referencing * New section on completing assignments *
Discussion of expanding role of clinical legal education * Detailed
discussion of different research methods, including doctrinal,
historical and socio-legal research * Suggestions for further
reading * Second edition of OSCOLA Ireland The book is accompanied
by a companion website, which will provide supplementary exercises
and interactive quizzes which students can use to self-test at
their own pace, or module co-ordinators can use to assess the work
of students over the course of the module. (Please note that this
website, while complementary to the book, is an independent
endeavour by the authors. The book is sold as a stand-alone text.)
The authors Jennifer Schweppe, School of Law, University of
Limerick; Dr Ronan Kennedy, School of Law, National University of
Ireland, Galway; Lawrence Donnelly, School of Law, National
University of Ireland, Galway.
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