'Legal argument' presentation slideshows

Lawyers, Logic, and Logical Fallacies

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Lawyers, Logic, and Logical Fallacies

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Illinois YMCA Youth and Government

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Georgia State Judicial Branch

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Mooting

Presented by Mr. Mahyuddin Daud LL.B ( Hons )(IIUM), LL.M ( UiTM ) Department of Laws Centre for Foundation Studies International Islamic University Malaysia mahyuddin@iium.edu.my. Mooting. A guide to. Purposes of this topic.

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Legal Studies Stage 2

Legal Studies Stage 2. Exam Revision 2013. Short Response Questions . General Guide. Preparation. Success in unseen examinations is only possible if a student conducts a structured and timely revision programme. Some people read, others read!.

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State Separation of Powers

State Separation of Powers. Wooley v. State Farm Fire and Cas. Ins. Co., 893 So.2d 746 (La. 2005) . Background Information. State Regulation of Insurance McCarron-Ferguson Act - 1945. With a few exceptions, leaves the regulation of insurance to the states Insurers are organized by state

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Mooting workshop

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April 17, 2012 ATLAS Inaugural Conference -- Atlanta, Georgia

BRIDGING THE DIVIDE: Litigation in civil law jurisdictions, common law jurisdictions and the United States, and how the IBA Rules strike a compromise. April 17, 2012 ATLAS Inaugural Conference -- Atlanta, Georgia Meghan H. Magruder -- King & Spalding LLP. General Theories.

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Mooting Workshop

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Lu v Canada 2004 I.A.D.

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Criminal Cases Review Commission

Criminal Cases Review Commission. by Lisa Incledon. Background. Set up in March 1997 by the Criminal Appeal Act 1995. Based in Birmingham with approx 100 staff members. Completely independent and impartial, representing neither prosecution nor defence. Work.

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Legal arguments and briefs

Legal arguments and briefs. Components of legal arguments Facts (most important part) Issues (question under consideration) Rules (laws, constitution, statute, precedent) Premises (simple premise, implied premise) Answer (logical deduction from premises). Legal arguments and briefs.

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Understanding international law

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