I set high standards and do everything I can to help students reach those standards. My Pedagogical Stance Over the many years I've taught the advanced writing course, I have learned a lot about writing and about teaching writing. Usually it's because they try to write about law. Since language is your subject, we need to know what language is. That relationship is the structure of the sentence, or syntax.
Structure creates relationship and gives meaning.
They relate human acts with legal concepts. The lawyer-writer must succeed in the difficult task of controlling and protecting the whole web while working on one thread at a time. A good writer will be very sure that each of those threads is connected within the web so the whole thing makes sense. A great writer will see the web from the viewer's stance and will take care that the web is beautiful and all the threads are crystal clear. The Chafee article suggests a key difference between writing and lawyer-writing.