What would be a good topic for a law review article?
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Pick any case that the Supremes have accepted for argument but not yet heard.  Do a complete review of the history of whatever the point of law is.  Talk about the oposing views.  Resolve the question however the hell you want.  Predict that the Supremes will come to the same conclusion.  Give it to the editors.  Go get drunk.
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Nolo Press used to have an advice site.  They publish a lot of legal books so it's from the standpoint of law usually.  www.monster.com also has some interactive message boards where you can post a question and other people will answer.  Good luck!
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It would help to know a topic.  Do you have to write on something specific, or anything you like?  Give us more details.  keep in mind that when writing an editorial, you are giving your opinion and you may be surprised/hurt when you get a negative response.
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Check out the topics suggested at these sites.  There are literally hundreds.  Best of luck with your essay.
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The law should apply to everyone equally. \n\nThe press can have a hay day with high profile cases though.
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introduction- sound engaging. convince your reader that your topic is an issue thats worth considering. clearly and strongly state your opinion. and try not to use a passive voice when doing this.\n\nbody paragraphs- give reasons to support your opinion. try to appeal to your audience. you can appeal to common sense, logic, emotion, ethics, etc. giving evidence is also a good idea. statistics work great. and if you can show that you did soe good research, im sure your teacher will love it.\n\nconclusion- if you like, give a quick summary of your reasons. state you opinion statement. and... a "call to action" where you are calling to the reader to take action and act on your opinion. when doing this, assume your reader strongly believes and agrees with your opinion and view on the issue.
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Write about something that really interests you. That way you will have a lot to write about.\n\nYou could browse through the categories in Answers. Be sure to check the subcategories. This may spark some ideas.\n\nA good subject for you may be "An Ideal World."
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google.com  \ndo a search for the subject of your paper
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You might look into Roberts Rules or Order.  Basic text for arguments.  Also has some sample bylaws.
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A few ideas...\n\n-business updates, or maybe stories featuring a satisfied customer. \n-feature an employee. They may be involved in some community activities or have an interesting skill or hobby.\n-an article about money management or some financial advice\n-how to promote healthy habits in the workplace (exercise or healthy eating, perhaps).\n-just for fun, maybe a movie review or reviews of local restaurants
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The best idea is to take something from current news:  The immigration law "reforms" being contemplated by the American Congress, for example.  The political and social questions that matter in your own area, or something from the world scene.\n\nThe other thing you can do is take a broad view of culture, or of a particular medium of culture, such as movies or music, and make a case for or against a particular analysis of its long-term significance.  \n\nFor example, what would you have said in 1965 if asked about the long-term impact of the Beatles?  Could you have predicted the path of the music industry?  The collectibles market?  Indian sitar music and imported goods from India?\n\nOK, view a current phenomenon like the new film project to produce the Chronicles of Narnia.  That's a fairly old set of books, after all.  What is the impact on young people today of having these stories come to life through the magic of filmmaking?  Stories they share with their grandparents!\n\nYou see, topics are all around you!
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I think you should do an article on how school is important in the "real world", for example...why learning to spell "magazine" and "quickly" may be important if you plan on working for a real magazine some day.\n\nThe articles you write now will be the tear sheets you submit for articles you submit to "real" magazines and to potential colleges!\n\nOther than that..I think an article on peer pressure could be interesting.
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can you be more specific, you can get anything out from your question? You should rephrase...\n\nCapturing critical information through record keeping: a case study on small business practices.
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English is an excellent major for law school aspirants.  Law school admissions committees are looking for students that write clearly and elegantly, read closely, and demonstrate strong critical thinking abilities.\n\nEnglish majors focus on all of the above.  \n\nOther excellent majors are Philosophy, Classics, and History.  However, if a concentration in patent law or intellectual property law is planned, computer science would be a good major.  If a career in international law is desired, International Studies, Political Science, or area studies (Asian studies, Russian studies, African studies, etc.) would be a good plan. \n\nI hate to disagree with the above answerers, but many law school admissions committees are not terribly impressed by business majors, because at many universities, business programs are much less rigorous than humanities, social science, and hard science programs.
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I once wrote a compare and contrast essay on romaine lettuce and iceberg lettuce. It was actually quite interesting, and I hardly had to do any research! \nOther topics: apples vs. tomatoes, written book vs. audio book, laptop vs. computer, US vs. Iraq, pen vs pencil...just look around the room, pick any two objects, and write about them!
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This might be slightly diffrent than that you're thinking of, but you could do a report like "Justice Alito & Women's Rights".  There have been some more radical people who claim that the new Justice is bad for women's rights.  You could present an unbiased report on his record in this area, and maybe bring in some opposing view points from around your city for a roundtable.
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what is the one topic you feel most strongly about? you need something you are interested in, to gain the interest of others, and you aren't going to persuade anybody if you aren't serious about it. for example, do you have a really strong opinion on the voting age? abortion laws? women in the military? stopping illegal immigrants? the age at which someone is considered an adult? trying juveniles as adults when they commit a serious crime? how about the legality of people mutilating animals...such as declawing cats...docking tails and ears of dogs because it 'looks better'...breaking and resetting show horse's tails crooked so they fall a certain way? (they do this with Tennessee Walkers and Saddlebreds)just a few ideas. hope it helps!