Volume 16
The Scribes Journal of Legal Writing, Volume 16
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Cover Page
Table of Contents
From the Editor
In Memorium
Articles
The Doctrine of the Last Antecedent, the Example in Barnhart, Why Both Are Weak, and How Textualism Postures
Joseph Kimble
Bamboozled by a Comma: The Second Circuit’s Misdiagnosis of Ambiguity in American International Group, Inc. v. Bank of AmericaCorp.
Kenneth A. Adams
What a Breeze: The Case for the “Impure” Opinion
Ross Guberman
The Lawyer’s Struggle to Write
Matthew R. Salzwedel
Future Predictions About Legal Writing: Redundancies and Musings
Kenneth Bressler
The “Best of” Series
Legal-Writing Myths
Gerald Lebovits
On Terra Firma with English
Gerald Lebovits
Free at Last from Obscurity: Achieving Clarity
Gerald Lebovits
Notes on Contributors
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