Becoming a lawyer: Success at law school

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Brogan, Michael and Spencer, David. (2014). Becoming a lawyer: Success at law school Oxford University Press.

Authors	Brogan, Michael and Spencer, David
Abstract	Becoming a Lawyer: Success at Law School provides practical, experience-based advice for students beginning their law studies. It offers insight into the unique elements of law school culture, letting students know what to expect and what is expected of them throughout their law degree. With a new focus on graduate attributes and learning outcomes, this comprehensive guide will give students the confidence and skills to succeed at law school and beyond. Learn how to: - manage your time effectively - research the law and read cases and statutes - tackle different types of assignments and ace your assessments - reference and cite correctly - prepare for your law exams and perfect your exam techniques - develop professional habits to take you through your career.
Keywords	law school; law students
ISBN	9780195524062
Web address (URL)	https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/acu/detail.action?docID=5199535
Page range	1 - 367
Publisher's version	File Access Level Controlled
Year	2014
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Place of publication	Australia

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