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Enhancing Cooperation Through State-Federal Judical Councils
Jason A. Cantone,As far as the public is concerned, courts are courts. Judges may be conscious of distinctions between state and federal courts, but those distinctions don’t matter very much to most citizens. Because courts depend on public respect for both acceptance of their decisions and the resources to operate, it serves the best interests of all judges to improve the performance and the reputation of all courts. The common interests far exceed the differences.
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Debates on the Federal Judiciary: A Documentary History, Volume 2, 1875-1939
This fully updated sixth edition of The Technology, Media and Telecommunications Review provides an overview of the evolving legal constructs relevant to both existing service providers and start-ups in 29 jurisdictions around the world. It is intended as a businessfocused framework for beginning to examine evolving law and policy in the rapidly changing TMT sector.
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The Technology, Media and Telecommunications Review. 6th Edition
John P Janka,This fully updated sixth edition of The Technology, Media and Telecommunications Review provides an overview of the evolving legal constructs relevant to both existing service providers and start-ups in 29 jurisdictions around the world. It is intended as a businessfocused framework for beginning to examine evolving law and policy in the rapidly changing TMT sector.
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Developing Professional Skills: Contracts
Debora L. Threedy,This book seeks to aid the professor who wants to introduce skills training within the context of a traditional doctrinal course. Legal education is on the cusp of a new era. Law students and the profession are demanding that students leave law school better prepared for practice, with lawyering skills in place. Concurrently, learning science has shown that experiential learning (for example, a skills-based simulation) improves student outcomes with regard to mastery of a subject. Incorporating skills training into a traditional Contracts course is challenging, however, as professors feel constrained to cover the basics of doctrinal law and may not feel well-equipped to teach skills. The book provides ten independent exercises designed to introduce students to the skills of legal drafting, client interviewing and counseling, and negotiation and advocacy, but with a particular emphasis on contract drafting, as that skill is so closely tied in to Contracts.
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