If I help your with it, I'll take half of it and I will not have enough to be worthy of my time, and you won't have enough to be worth your time. And that's just what Frank did. Frank learned two critical things from that experience. One was that the library could be a lot more empowering than even he had realized. The other was that the law is really interesting.
Clear writing is also empowering and is even more widely useful than knowledge of the law.
Bertrand Russell is a brilliant thinker and has done plenty of clear writing, about a hundred books of it. One way to help oneself to learn to write clearly is to read lots of Russell and continually ovserve how he uses the language in many diverse contexts. Of course behind all these interests of Frank's is the library and the empowering that's available to all through research. What Frank really does is to help students to find out about and learn to think clearly about whatever they are curious about. Frank once sponsored an individual contract on spontaneous human combustion.