Law student's handbook / by Steve Wilson and Philip Kenny

By:

"Wilson, Steve"

Contributor(s):

Kenny, Phillip

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford; Oxford University Press; 2007Description: 361pISBN:

9780199212712

Subject(s):

Law handbook

DDC classification:

340.07 WIL

Summary: The Law Student's Handbook offers a practical and informative guide to studying law. It introduces the ways in which law is taught, then covers in detail the practical study and academic skills required to study law. The authors complete the picture by looking ahead to legal careers. This is ideal as pre-course reading for prospective law students, and can also be a valuable point of reference during the first year and throughout a law degree. Summary points, tip boxes, and margin notes encourage students to actively engage with the material, while the Online Resource Centre provides a wealth of additional Information.

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The Law Student's Handbook offers a practical and informative guide to studying law. It introduces the ways in which law is taught, then covers in detail the practical study and academic skills required to study law. The authors complete the picture by looking ahead to legal careers. This is
ideal as pre-course reading for prospective law students, and can also be a valuable point of reference during the first year and throughout a law degree.

Summary points, tip boxes, and margin notes encourage students to actively engage with the material, while the Online Resource Centre provides a wealth of additional Information.

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