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Book: ?Point Made: How to Write Like the Nation?s Top Advocates.?

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SCOTUS Blog interviews the author, Ross Guberman: "There are a lot of books about legal writing out there; what separates this one from the others? The book focuses on what goes right, not what goes wrong. It crystallizes 50 concrete writing techniques through hundreds of bite-sized, timely, and diverse examples from recent high-profile cases and appeals. It ferrets out how the most in-demand advocates write differently from other lawyers. Finally, it?s styled as a trade book, so it?s written as a one-on-one conversation with what I hope is a personal touch."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on March 24, 2011 (boomark / email).

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