Persuading with Precedent: Understanding and Improving Analogies in Legal Argument

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Author: Jacob M. Carpenter

Position: Associate Professor of Legal Writing, Marquette University Law School. I would like to thank Professor Michael Smith, University of Wyoming School of Law, for encouraging me to write this Article when I first discussed the topic with him; Professor Linda Edwards, University of Nevada Las Vegas School of Law, for her constant support; and the ...

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