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Apr 19, 2024
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PRL 113 - Legal Research & Writing II Credits: 3 Lecture Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 0 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Open Advanced application of principles of legal research. Preparation of interoffice memorandums and demand letters. Out-of-state and federal law. Prerequisite: PRL 103 , PRL 112 Competencies
- Use secondary sources of law
- Identify secondary sources
- Express criteria for selection
- Outline methods to locate
- Discuss contents
- Apply source to subject researched
- Cite secondary sources
- Use federal reporter system
- List federal reporters
- Describe contents of each
- Locate applicable opinions
- State steps in federal appeals
- Analyze citations for history
- Describe contents of citations
- Explain prior and subsequent history of case
- Assess impact of research
- Analyze facts
- Assemble required research
- Explain applicability
- Predict outcome
- Use all digests
- Discuss which digests are required
- Demonstrate ability to locate cases
- Locate supporting authority
- List types of supporting authority
- Describe need for such authority
- Select appropriate authority
- Identify issues
- Draft lengthy interoffice memos
- Prepare research
- Discuss facts
- Select format
- Describe effect of law
- Draft appellate briefs
- Prepare research
- Discuss facts
- Select format
- Produce persuasive composition
- Apply law to fact situations
- Identify applicable law
- Discuss fact situation
- Explain law’s relationship to facts
- Update research resources
- Utilize legal reasoning
- Define legal reasoning
- Explain purpose of analytical reasoning
- Describe process of analogy
- Apply process to specific situations
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