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050	1	4	_aKF 281 _bG264m 1994
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100	1		_aGaubatz, John T.
245	1	4	_aThe moot court book : _ba student guide to appellate advocacy / _cJohn T. Gaubatz, Taylor Mattis.
250			_a3rd ed.
260			_aCharlottesville, Va. : _bMichie Co., _cc1994.
300			_axvi, 307 p. ; _c26 cm.
440		0	_aContempory legal education series
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505			_a1. Introduction: The purpose of the moot court experience -- coping with moot court -- Using this book -- 2. Analysis of the case: The initial review -- Spotting jurisdictional issues -- Review for nonjurisdictional error -- Researching your case -- Deciding what to argue -- 3. Writing the brief: initial paragraphs -- statement of the case -- Issues -- Headings -- Argument -- Summary of the argument -- Conclusion -- Assembling the brief -- Responses and replies -- 4. Oral argument: The characteristics of oral argument -- Organizing the argument -- Handling yourself in oral argument -- Practice -- 5. Helpful hints: The statutory case -- Arguing constitutional cases -- Evidence problems -- Arguing jurisdictional questions -- Arguing procedural matters -- Arguing equity -- Arguing contract cases -- 6. Citations of authorities: General usage and style -- Quotations -- Basic citation form -- Citations to the record -- Checklist.
650		0	_aMoot courts.
650		4	_aProcesos simulados _914491
650		4	_aPráctica de juicios _914445
700	1		_aMattis, Taylor _911912
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