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A) statement of fact
B) related appeal
C) assignment of error
D) issue heading
E) All of the above
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A) Both are written in a persuasive manner
B) The basic writing process is the same
C) The basic format is the same
D) The organizational approach to the legal analysis of an issue is the same
E) All of the above
F) Answers a,b,and c above
G) Answers b,c,and d above
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A) Discuss the issue supported by the strongest argument first
B) Present the rule of law in an objective manner
C) Place the law unfavorable to the client's position at the end of the analysis
D) Always follow the counteranalysis with a rebuttal
E) All of the above
F) Answers a,c,and d above
G) Answers a and d above
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A) Format and style are strictly governed by appellate court rules
B) Unlike a trial court brief,an appellate court brief is not drafted persuasively
C) It is similar to an office legal memorandum in many respects
D) It often includes a jurisdictional statement
E) All of the above
F) Answers a,c,and d above
G) Answers b and d above
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A) The facts component of the issue should be stated objectively
B) The key facts should be stated persuasively in the facts section
C) Point headings should be presented persuasively
D) Unfavorable material should be placed at the end of the argument
E) All of the above
F) Answers b and c above
G) Answers a,b,and d above
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A) Rule of law,followed by the case law,and then the application and conclusion
B) Issue,followed by the rule of law and case law,and then the application and conclusion
C) Issue,followed by the case law and rule of law,and then the application and conclusion
D) The rule of law,followed by the issue and case law,and then the application and conclusion
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A) First impressions are lasting.
B) The court is more likely to look more favorably on weaker arguments.
C) A judge may not read or give equal attention to an argument presented at the end of the argument section.
D) Arguments that are weak detract and divert attention from stronger arguments.
E) All of the above
F) None of the above
G) Answers a,b,and d above
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A) A summary of the argument
B) A preliminary statement
C) Point headings
D) The legal argument
E) All of the above
F) Answers a,c,and d above
G) Answers a and d above
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