Academic legal writing : Law review articles, student notes, seminar papers and getting on law review

Table of Contents;
Foreword;
Introduction;
Acknowledgments;
I. Finding What to Write About (The Claim)
II. Test Suites: Making Prescriptive Claims More Sound;
III. Writing Strategy;
IV. Writing the Introduction;
V. Writing the “Background” Section;
VI. Writing the Proof of the Claim;
VII. The Conclusion, and After the Conclusion;
VIII. Finishing the First Draft, And the Zeroth Draft;
IX. Tips on Researching;
X. Editing: General Principles;
XI. Editing: Getting Help from Your Faculty Advisor;
XII. Writing: Logical Problems to Watch For;
XIII. Writing: Paragraph-Level Problems to Watch For;
XIV. Writing: Sentence/Clause Problems to Watch For;
XV. Writing: Word/Phrase Problems to Watch For;
XVI. Writing: Rhetorical Problems to Watch For;
XVII. Editing Exercises;
XVIII. Using Evidence Correctly;
XIX. Writing And Researching: Timeline And Summary;
XX. A Sample Highly Successful Student Article;
XXI, Turning Practical Work into Articles;
XXII. Writing Seminar Term Papers;
XXIII. Cite–Checking Others’ Articles;
XXIV. Publishing and Publicizing;
XXV. Entering Writing Competitions;
XXVI. Getting On Law Review;
XXVII. Academic Ethics;
Conclusion;
Appendix I: Clumsy Words and Phrases;
Appendix Ii: Answers to Exercises;
Appendix Iii: Sample Cover Letters;
Endnotes;
Index.