Legal Writing Program Writing and Grammar Links Here are some useful links to help you with your writing, including grammar issues, writer’s block or procrastination, style questions, etc. Remember to check with your professor on questions of preferred style. The Writing Center at UNC has a detailed “handouts” page, with links to tip-sheets for numerous grammar and writing concerns. Northwestern University’s site is a clearinghouse of links to various grammar and writing resources. A Brief Grammar for Lawyers, by D.A. Hughes, Jr. Reading List Over the years, we have created this list in response to student requests for summer reading suggestions. These are suggestions, nothing more. Reading one or two law-related books over the sumer may help prepare for your new learning experiences at law school. Listed below are some books that you might be interested in reading before or during law school. They are not required. Many of the books are available in paperback. Most - especially those that are out of print - should be available at your local public library or law library. Don't even think about reading more than a few of these books. We wish you a great summer; relax and have fun. Required Spring Semester These books will be required for your spring legal writing class. Many students find it helpful to buy them early for use as references during the fall semester. Linda Edwards, Legal Writing and Analysis (2d ed. Aspen Publishers 2007)
Other important reference materials: WIAAPlagiarism
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