Legal MethodThe competent study of law is a finely tuned balance of excellent language ability, good reading and writing skills, good personal study discipline, a thorough appreciation of the relevant areas of substantive law and excellent argumentative skills. Legal method is an important area of study for two main reasons. First, it is important for the range of techniques that it can offer to break into legal texts, both primary and secondary. Secondly, it exposes reasoning processes concerned with the theory and practise of law. The book deals in both the areas mentioned, and aims to deal with issues of. |
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Table des matières
HOW TO USE THIS TEXT | 1 |
THE AIM OF PART 1 | 7 |
THE POWER OF LANGUAGE | 15 |
INTRODUCTION | 33 |
3UNDERSTANDING STATUTES | 39 |
UNDERSTANDING LAW REPORTS | 59 |
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN | 99 |
UNDERSTANDING EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW | 107 |
HOW TO MANAGE A LARGE AMOUNT OF INFORMATION | 157 |
AIM OF PART IV | 173 |
CONSTRUCTING ARGUMENTS | 186 |
CONCLUSIONS | 225 |
GEORGE MITCHELL CHESTERHALL LTD V FINNEY LOCK SEEDS LTD | 237 |
VAN GEND EN LOOS | 243 |
R V SECRETARY OF STATE FOR TRANSPORT | 253 |
MANDLA AND ANOTHER APPELLANTSPLAINTIFFS V LEE AND OTHERS | 345 |
UNDERSTANDING LAW REPORTS FROM THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE | 121 |
THE AIM OF PART III | 141 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 351 |
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Informations bibliographiques
| Titre | Legal Method |
| Rédacteur | Sharon Hanson |
| Éditeur | Cavendish Publishing, 2000 |
| ISBN | 1843140616, 9781843140610 |
| Longueur | 366 pages |
| Exporter la citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |