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Scalia The Art of Persuading Judges, Limited Edition

Scalia The Art of Persuading Judges, Limited Edition

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SCALIA THE ART OF PERSUADING JUDGES, LIMITED EDITION

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Publisher:Thomson West
Service Number:40792311
Pages:271
Publication date:2009-06-19
Practice area:Litigation
Jurisdiction:General
External Product Title:SCALIA THE ART OF PERSUADING JUDGES, LIMITED EDITION
Update frequency:As changes in the law dictate
Update Format:N/A
Available Formats:Hardbound book
Copyright:2009
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What topics does Scalia’s The Art of Persuading Judges cover?

The book covers both written and oral advocacy — authored by Justice Antonin Scalia and legal writer Bryan A. Garner — aimed at helping lawyers make stronger arguments in legal briefs and oral presentations/arguments.

What’s unique about this limited edition?

What's unique about the limited edition is the collector-grade, scarcity, and premium binding.

Limited edition features:

  • Limited to 2,010 numbered copies (i.e., individually numbered, collectible run)
  • High‑quality bonded leather binding
  • Includes an accompanying slipcase

The older version The Art of Persuading Judges is a standard hardbound book. Both books contain the same content.

Who is The Art of Persuading Judges for?

It's most useful for litigators and advocates — including trial and appellate lawyers — plus law students building skills in legal reasoning, brief-writing, and courtroom persuasion. Library catalog subject headings commonly associated with the book include appellate procedure, legal composition, and oral pleading.

What kind of guidance does the book give: high-level theory or practical do's and don'ts?

It's primarily practical: reviewers describe it as organized around core areas of persuasive advocacy (e.g., argumentation, legal reasoning, briefing, and oral argument), with concrete advice on what helps — and what hurts — persuasion.