Posts Tagged ‘ persuasion ’

Douglas Linder at the University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Law has created a webpage of famous trials. It contains transcripts, biographies, and other information. The earliest trial included is that of Socrates (399 B.C.). The most recent trial covered is the prosecution of Moussauri in 2006. It is a great source...
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Here is a helpful guide to writing persuasively. Chief Justice John Robert’s is well known for his great advocacy skills. In this guide, Ross Guberman provides five great tips based on Hon. Robert’s use of language that will improve your legal writing.
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