The actual writing of your LARW assignments must be done individually. The work you submit must be entirely your own. Unless expressly indicated otherwise, only the teaching assistants, Ms. Dunshee, Dr. Gopen and I may view your written work. As opposed to your writing, some collaboration is permitted in your research. You will be given more specific instructions regarding collaboration by Ms. Dunshee.
Discussion is encouraged.
Feel free to talk to your classmates, your teaching assistants, Ms. Dunshee, and me about ideas, theories, analysis, and research strategy. You may not seek or receive assistance from others in the legal community, other than faculty at Duke Law School. For example, while it would not be permissible to ask an acquaintance who happens to be a practicing lawyer for help in resolving a specific issue of tort law, it is certainly permissible to ask your torts professor to discuss tort concepts generally. All work for this course must be completed in adherence to all Law School rules and policies related to academic integrity, the Honor Code, and any supplemental requirements I may impose during the course of the year. If you still have a question, ask me.