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Judicial Clerkships: A Practical Guide - Softcover

Dunnewold, Mary L.; Honetschlager, Beth A.; Tofte, Brenda L.

 
9781594606410: Judicial Clerkships: A Practical Guide
Softcover
ISBN 10: 1594606412 ISBN 13: 9781594606410
Publisher: Carolina Academic Pr, 2010

Synopsis

Judicial Clerkships: A Practical Guide is a comprehensive guide to working as a judicial clerk. The book explains (1) the role and duties of judicial clerks, (2) how to adapt the writing style used in law school classes and journals for use in the judicial clerkship setting, and (3) the form and content of specific documents written by judicial clerks. The book discusses how to write bench memoranda, opinion drafts, orders, findings of fact and conclusions of law, jury instructions, and letters and other professional correspondence. In addition to explaining how to write specific documents, the book reviews the fundamentals of good writing, research, and citation. It also features chapters on how to apply for clerkships, the different kinds of clerkships, and the ethical responsibilities of clerks. The document-specific chapters all include document review checklists and sample documents. The book is a great resource for law students taking a judicial internship or externship class, law school graduates considering judicial clerkships, and current judicial clerks.

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About the Author

Mary Dunnewold is a professor at Hamline University Law School. Beth Honetschlager is a professor at Hamline University Law School. Brenda Tofte is a professor at Hamline University Law School.

From the Back Cover

Judicial Clerkships: A Practical Guide is a comprehensive guide to working as a judicial clerk. The book explains (1) the role and duties of judicial clerks, (2) how to adapt the writing style used in law school classes and journals for use in the judicial clerkship setting, and (3) the form and content of specific documents written by judicial clerks. The book discusses how to write bench memoranda, opinion drafts, orders, findings of fact and conclusions of law, jury instructions, and letters and other professional correspondence. In addition to explaining how to write specific documents, the book reviews the fundamentals of good writing, research, and citation. It also features chapters on how to apply for clerkships, the different kinds of clerkships, and the ethical responsibilities of clerks. The document-specific chapters all include document review checklists and sample documents. The book is a great resource for law students taking a judicial internship or externship class, law school graduates considering judicial clerkships, and current judicial clerks.

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Publisher
Carolina Academic Pr
Publication date
2010
Language
English
ISBN 10 
1594606412
ISBN 13 
9781594606410
Binding
Paperback
Number of pages
318