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Select article: Legally Minded Technical Communicators: A Case Study of a Legal Writing Course

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First published 2020-10

Legally Minded Technical Communicators: A Case Study of a Legal Writing Course

Godwin Y. Agboka

Journal of Business and Technical Communication

Select article: Plain writing in the legal field: An approach from the discourse of specialists

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First published 2020-6

Plain writing in the legal field: An approach from the discourse of specialists

Paulina Meza, Felipe González-Catalán, Carmen López-Ferrero [...]

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Select article: Logic,Rhetoric,and Legal Writing

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First published 1996-04

Logic,Rhetoric,and Legal Writing

FREDRIC G. GALE

Journal of Business and Technical Communication

Select article: Extending the Boundaries of Rhetoric in Legal Writing Pedagogy

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First published 1996-04

Extending the Boundaries of Rhetoric in Legal Writing Pedagogy

ELIZABETH C. BRITT, BERNADETTE LONGO, KRISTIN R. WOOLEVER

Journal of Business and Technical Communication

Select article: In Defense of the Passive Voice in Legal Writing

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First published 1997-4

In Defense of the Passive Voice in Legal Writing

Brady Coleman

Journal of Technical Writing and Communication

Select article: Teaching Students How to Write to Avoid Legal Liability

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First published 1997-9

Teaching Students How to Write to Avoid Legal Liability

Thomas Clark

Business and Professional Communication Quarterly

Select article: A Multi-perspective Genre Analysis of the Barrister’s Opinion: Writing Context,Generic Structure,and Textualization

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First published 2010-10

A Multi-perspective Genre Analysis of the Barrister’s Opinion: Writing Context,Generic Structure,and Textualization

Christoph A. Hafner

Written Communication

Select article: The Analysis of Legal Cases in News Reporting and Writing

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First published 1993-12

The Analysis of Legal Cases in News Reporting and Writing

Laurence B. Alexander

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator

Select article: Use Legal Notices as Sources for Writing Assignment

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First published 1985-12

Use Legal Notices as Sources for Writing Assignment

Don Sneed

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator

Select article: Writing Teachers Should be Prepared for Legal Challenges

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First published 1986-9

Writing Teachers Should be Prepared for Legal Challenges

Don Sneed

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator

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