CRAC (often pronounced “see-rack”) is a reliable method for organizing legal analysis that works in most types of legal writing, including both objective memos and persuasive briefs.
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CRAC (often pronounced “see-rack”) is a reliable method for organizing legal analysis that works in most types of legal writing, including both objective memos and persuasive briefs.
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A Q&A with with Timberland Legal Aid CEO/Executive Director Lori Sarancik about the history of the organization and how you can get involved.
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Herein lies the crucible: How do we find work-life balance, be present with our family, and still perform our obligations as legal practitioners?
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Hear from Spokane County District Court Judge Jeffrey R. Smith, on why he joined the legal profession.
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While Americans are feeling more divided than ever, the legal community is united around the rule of law and continually striving toward its promise—that the same laws apply to everyone, that everyone is treated equally under the law, and that human rights are guaranteed to all.
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A Q&A with the Benton Franklin Legal Aid Society.
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