This book provides law students with a practical and proven method of analysing and answering essay and exam questions. The book focuses on those questions that give students the most trouble, namely problem questions, but its techniques and suggestions are equally applicable to other types of essays. The text helps students understand their substantive courses while at the same time teaching vital writing and analytical skills.
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`There really is no other book that addresses so completely the issues tackled in this one. Many "Question and Answer" books will give subject-based guidance on how to tackle certain topics, but this book provides a tactical approach which can be adapted to fit virtually any type of legal problem or essay. An essential book for the library and, arguably, for all first year student's reading lists.' Alison Bone, University of Brighton, The Law Quarterly Review
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Dr S.I. Strong: Solicitor, Supreme Court of England and Wales; Attorney, New York State
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