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ENGLISH C.- Topic number five on the list of topics for the first forensic should be changed so as to read: Had the U. S. the right to protect seals on the high seas? (See Snow: Cases on International Law, p. 521, and Amer. Law Register and Review, vol. 32...
The brief for the First Forensic will be due November 7 and will be returned to the student November 14. It must be rewritten and left with the First Forensic in the box in Sever 10 by 5 p. m. November 21.
ENGLISH C.- Lists of topics for the First Forensic may be had in Sever 10 on Friday, 1.30-2.30. After that hour, at U. 5. Mr. Baker will not be in Sever 10 on Thursday, but will be there on Friday, 1.30-2.30.
Introductory matter should be carefully distinguished from the brief proper, and special attention should be given to distinguishing main from subordinate ideas and to phrasing both as reasons for the conclusion. The brief should not exceed two pages of forensic paper written on one side. These briefs will be discussed...
Introductory matter should be carefully distinguished from the brief proper, and special attention should be given to distinguishing main from subordinate ideas and to phrasing both as reasons for the conclusion. The brief should not exceed two pages of forensic paper written on one side. These briefs will be discussed...