Kathleen Daerr-Bannon's Videos

CALR and LexisNexis

Total Running Time: 19:29

legal research platforms, legal search, overview

Day v. Knight A Case Study Explained

Total Running Time: 14:29

case file, issues of fact vs law, litigation process, trial structure

Evidence

Total Running Time: 11:52

circumstantial, demonstrative, direct, documentary, testimonial

Expanding your Research

Total Running Time: 16:24

additional relevant authority, Lexis Nexis, shepardizing

Framing Deep Issues

Total Running Time: 14:26

objective, one-sentence issue, superficial issue

Framing Legal Issues

Total Running Time: 10:52

affirmative defenses, cause of action, posing legal questions

How to Brief a Case

Total Running Time: 11:00

case briefing vs legal analysis, elements, framing, purpose of briefing

Instructions Assignment1

Total Running Time: 24:05

assessment criteria, expectations, homework, overview, purpose and audience

Instructions for Assignment 2

Total Running Time: 12:49

cover sheet

Instructions for Assignment Four

Total Running Time: 11:28

draft a proposed agreement

Instructions for Assignment Three

Total Running Time: 40:42

assessment, file a brief, references, structure

Legal Authority

Total Running Time: 18:55

issue analysis, Lexis Nexis, primary authority, secondary authority, shepardizing, starting point, subject matter searches

Objective Legal Analysis

Total Running Time: 11:13

critical reflexive thinking, inquisitive and expository, objective vs subjective

Portfolio and Final Grading

Total Running Time: 08:23

change of grade, documentation, incomplete work

Proper Use of Legal Forms

Total Running Time: 17:25

drafting documents, instruments

Shepardizing Validating Your Research

Total Running Time: 10:18

legal analysis, Lexis Nexis

Starting Point for Research

Total Running Time: 12:39

legal research project, relevant authority

Starting Research & Finding Caselaw

Total Running Time: 27:03

binding authority, enacted law, judicial opinions, Katko v Briney, mandatory authority, primary vs secondary authority, starting point, understanding and locating legal authority

Statutory Authority

Total Running Time: 10:32

enacted law, Lexis Nexis, statutory law importance

Subjective Legal Analysis

Total Running Time: 11:35

audience, IRAC, purpose, subjective vs objective, taking a position

Trial Procedure

Total Running Time: 10:16

affirmative defenses, burden of proof, cause of action, Day v Knight, negligence per se

Using Search Systems

Total Running Time: 10:01

CARTWHEEL system, organized brainstorming research