Write and Cite How to Think

Studentslearninglawforthefirsttimemustmasterawiderangeofskills.Theseincludelocating, reading, and writing about particular types of documents such as courtjudgments,legislationandscholarlyarticlesthattheymaynothaveencounteredbefore.They must learn to cite these materials in a rigorous and careful way. They are alsochallengedbynewtypesofassessment,suchasmootcourts,presentations,andgroupwork.HowtoThink,WriteandCite,ThirdEdition,isanaccessiblebookwhichexplainshowtotackleeachofthesetasks,inastraightforward,easy-to-readstyle,packedwithpracticalguidanceand thebenefit of theauthors’many years ofexperienceas researchersandteachers.ItexplainstheOSCOLAIrelandcitationstylewhichis commonlyusedinmanythird-levelinstitutions. Thisneweditionhasbeenfullyrevised,includesanewchapteron‘sourcesoflaw’andhasanextensivediscussionofgenerativeartificialintelligence(GenAI).Italsoincludesnewsampleexamanswers.