The architecture of persuasion: United States v. Hemani | SCOTUSblog
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Article written by Kendall Gray
Good legal writing is characterized by strong writing techniques, as demonstrated by Justice Gorsuch in the case of United States v. Hemani. The article emphasizes the importance of sentence structure and the placement of key information to persuade readers effectively.
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The opinion piece articulates a clear argument about legal writing, but occasionally veers into overly complex explanations and could be more concise. It effectively uses examples from Justice Gorsuch's writing to illustrate its points.
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