Revenue law essay

An example of critical legal analysis is using your knowledge of the law and of secondary sources like commentaries and research articles to make your own determination of the law’s efficacy and validity.

A good structure will enable you to communicate your ideas fluently and efficiently. This is an important and highly valued skill not only in law school, but in practice as well. We offer more advice on structuring your essay in our Approaching Your Assignment worksheet.

Concision is key in law. Therefore, we recommend a short paragraph which efficiently addresses an issue over a long and winding exploration of many different issues. Remember to use subheadings to provide a structure to your writing.

Your introduction usually opens with a generalising statement concerning the area of law followed by the current consensus concerning the issue at hand. Your thesis statement follows the consensus. After your thesis statement, you need to use signposting (see below) to articulate how you will make your argument.