Plain Language for Lawyers

Michele Asprey

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Legal Language and Interpretation Legal Education and Practice Innovations Text Readability and Simplification

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What is this book about? What is plain language? Why plain language? Plain language around the world Fundamentals Structure Words Grammatical structures to avoid Legal affectations and other nasty habits Overused words and formulas Little words: big problems What about the principles of legal interpretation? A plain language vocabulary Email and the internet Document design basics Designing documents for the computer screen Testing your writing Any questions? Thank you/ Index

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