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<ol><li>Introduction to Legal Research, Writing, and Analysis</li><li>The Starting Point: Analyzing Facts and Identifying Legal Issues</li><li>Finding and Analyzing Case Law</li><li>How To Read and Summarize a Case Law Decision</li><li>Constitutions, Statutes, and Administrative Regulations</li><li>Statutory and Constitutional Analysis</li><li>Secondary Sources</li><li>Digests</li><li>Validating Your Research: Using Shepard's, KeyCite, and Other Citators</li><li>Computer-Assisted Legal Research (CALR): Lexis, Westlaw, and Bloomberg Law</li><li>Computer-Assisted Legal Research (CALR): The Freely Accessible Internet</li><li>Basic Legal Writing Skills</li><li>The Memorandum of Law: Predictive Legal Writing</li><li>Writing to the Court: Persuasive Writing</li><li>Motion Practice: Research and Writing Issues</li><li>Legal Correspondence</li></ol>Appendices A. Research Case Files B. Research and Writing Problems Based on Short Stated Fact Patterns C. Legal Citation D. Research Strategies: An Overview E. Case Briefing Practice F. Supplemental Cases G. Answer Key to "Test Yourself" H. U.S. Court System&nbsp;&nbsp;

Legal Research, Analysis, and Writing, 6th edition