by Robert (Bob) Brain, Loyola Law School (Los Angeles), and Selina Farrell, Pepperdine University School of Law
Presented at 2010 LWI Conference at Marco Island, FL
From Tedium to Terrific: Practical, Effective, and Entertaining Ways to Teach Legal Citation
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Editor's Notes
Does bullet point one only apply to context of single-user, software-driven games versus “live” games presented in group environment?
How are you using the word “facile” here? Do you mean “nimble”?
Do you want to insert the word “recommend” between “but” and “some”?
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