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Super Clarity in Judgment Writing
Thursday, October 20, 2016

Facilitated by The Honourable Mr. Justice Gregory Smith JA, the Judgment Writing Workshop enables participants to:

- Identify the basic principles of super clarity in judgment writing;

- Understand how these principles of macro organisation result in more effective judgment writing; and

- Apply these principles of macro organisation when producing written judgements.

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