HANDOUTS
This is where you can access most handouts (Word files) distributed by faculty. This will be a convenient way for you to get handouts if you are ill or must miss class for some reason.
Note: In those instances where we do not have permission to publish a handout to the web, we have indicated below which faculty member has distributed it. This is for your convenience in locating a hard copy of the handout. When we are unable to upload a handout, each faculty member will place his/her handout outside his/her office door.
WINTER QUARTER:
WEEK VII:
Evergreen Supreme Court Calendar for Oral Arguments in Week 8 (Revised 2/21/06)
Schedule for Week 9's Oral Analysis for Presenation of Self Project (Revised 2/21/06)
WEEK VI:
Garcia v. Gloor (for Tuesday of Week VII)
Garcia v. Spun Steak (for Thursday of Week VII)
Appellate Brief: How to Develop the Summary and Conclusion(s)
Sample appellate brief (No permission to upload; distributed by Jose)
Components of an Appellate Brief (previously distributed)
Preparing and Presenting the Oral Argument
Presentation of Self: Overview
Presentation of Self: Guide to Organzing Your Oral Analysis and Developing Your Written Analysis
Presentation of Self: Transcription Guide
WEEK V:
Westminister v. Mendez (for Tuesday of Week VI)
Cherokee Nation v. Georgia (for Tuesday of Week VI)
Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock (for Tuesday of Week VI)
Employment Division v. Smith (for Thursday of Week VI)
Peter Cuch, "I Wonder What the Car Looked Like," from Children of the Dragonfly, 2001: U. of Arizona Press (No permission to upload; distributed by Susan)
WEEK IV:
Lau v. Nichols (for Tuesday of Week V)
WEEK III:
Appellate Brief: How Develop the Argument
Yniguez v. Mofford (aka State of Arizona & Arizonans for Official English v. Yniguez, for Week IV)
"Identity," Chaper 3 from Sam Schrager's book, The Trial Lawyer's Art (guest speaker Tuesday of Week IV) - No permission to upload; distributed by Susan
WEEK II:
Appellate Brief: How to Develop the Questions Presented
Small Group Exercise: Questions Presented
U.S. ex rel. Negron v. New York (for Tues. of Week III)
Gonzales v. Zurbrick (for Tues. of Week III)
Hernandez v. New York (for Thurs. of Week III)
Directory of Courts: United States District Courts
Directory of Courts: United States Courts of Appeals
WEEK I:
Seminar Facilitation Instructions
Evergreen Supreme Court: Cases Granted Writ of Certiorari
Components of an Appellate Brief
Appellate Brief: How To Develop the Statement of the Case
Presentation of Self: A Discourse Analysis of the Evergreen Supreme Court
Ethnography of the Washington State Supreme Court
FALL QUARTER:
WEEK IX:
Cases for Week X: Epperson v. Arkansas and Barenblatt v. United States (No permission to upload; distributed by Jose)
Revision of 10th Week (December 5-9) Syllabus. The revisions are reflected in the Weekly Schedule.
"Plato's Gorgia and the Modern Lawyer: A Dialogue on the Ethics of Argument'" (Chap. 10 in James Boyd white, Heracles' Bow: Essays on the Rhetoric and Poetics of the Law - No permission to upload; distributed by Jose and Susan)
Preliminary Syllabus for Winter Quarter
Final Assignment for Language Workshop
WEEK VIII:
Cases for Week IX: Bowers v. Hardwick, Lawrence v. Texas (No permission to upload; distributed by Jose) and Lafleur v. Cleveland Board of Education.
Cliches (No permission to upload; distributed by Jose)
Reading for Week IX: "White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack" by Peggy McIntosh (PDF file)
Fourth Expository Essay Instructions (Due Week IX)
WEEK VII:
Cases for Week VIII: Miller v. California, American Booksellers Association v. Hudnut, and Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition (No permission to upload; distributed by Jose)
WEEK VI:
Third Expository Essay Topic (due Week VII)
Cases for Week VII: R.A.V. v. St. Paul, Virginia v. Black and Wisconsin v. Mitchell (No permission to upload; distributed by Jose)
Hate Speech Scenarios for Discussion (Not available for Internet uploading)
WEEK V:
Cases for Week VI: Doe v. Univ. of Michigan and Avis v. Aguilar (No permission to upload; distributed by Jose).
WEEK IV:
Second Expository Essay Topic (due Week V)
Ethnography Assignment #2 (due Tuesday of Week VI)
Cases for Week V: Hirabayashi v. United States and Shelley v. Kraemer (No permission to upload; distributed by Jose).
WEEK III:
Peer Review Editing Instructions (Corrected)
Cases for Week IV: San Antonio Indep. School District v. Rodriguez, Doe v. Plyler, and Martin Luther King Elementary School Children v. Ann Arbor School District (No permission to upload; distributed by Jose).
Seminar Reading for Week IV: Kochman, "Classroom Modalities"; Smitherman, "Testifyin, Sermonizin, and Signifyin"; and "Hip Hop Nation." (No permission to upload; distributed by Susan).
WEEK II:
Transcript of excerpts from Frontline interview with Supreme Court Justices Kennedy and Breyer
Briefing a Case: Definitins and Explanations
Example of How to Brief a Case
Four Supreme Court Opinions as Reading for Week III (Gertz, Hustler Magazine, Gobitis, Barnette): not available on the web; distributed by Jose
Handout on Phonetics: not available on the web; distributed by Susan
WEEK I:
Explanation of writing assignments
