
Good argument, good lawyer
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Book Introduction
This book is a guide for young lawyers who want to become good lawyers.
This is a practical guide written by Yoon Jae-yoon, former managing attorney at Sejong Law Firm, to share his experience and wisdom, accumulated over 30 years as a judge and 13 years as a lawyer, with junior lawyers.
Since the publication of the first edition, while giving lectures to young lawyers, the author has searched for new relevant literature and re-examined previously collected judgments.
In the process, I realized once again that our legal community has very little interest in the methods of argumentation or the life of a lawyer, and that there is a lack of related research and rulings.
As a result of this exploration, this expanded edition expands the 27 items in the first edition to 40 by adding actual judgments, examples of preparatory documents, and illustrations.
It was a great pleasure to hear from so many lawyers who unexpectedly found this book and its lectures helpful, and I hope this expanded edition will be of some help to those who pursue good arguments and a better life.
The book's main content covers the various challenges young lawyers face and their solutions, including practical advice on advocacy techniques, tips for oral argument, and the psychological battles they face in court.
In particular, the author emphasized the message that "good arguments come from thorough preparation and experience," and sought to convey warm advice from a senior lawyer to junior lawyers.
This is a practical guide written by Yoon Jae-yoon, former managing attorney at Sejong Law Firm, to share his experience and wisdom, accumulated over 30 years as a judge and 13 years as a lawyer, with junior lawyers.
Since the publication of the first edition, while giving lectures to young lawyers, the author has searched for new relevant literature and re-examined previously collected judgments.
In the process, I realized once again that our legal community has very little interest in the methods of argumentation or the life of a lawyer, and that there is a lack of related research and rulings.
As a result of this exploration, this expanded edition expands the 27 items in the first edition to 40 by adding actual judgments, examples of preparatory documents, and illustrations.
It was a great pleasure to hear from so many lawyers who unexpectedly found this book and its lectures helpful, and I hope this expanded edition will be of some help to those who pursue good arguments and a better life.
The book's main content covers the various challenges young lawyers face and their solutions, including practical advice on advocacy techniques, tips for oral argument, and the psychological battles they face in court.
In particular, the author emphasized the message that "good arguments come from thorough preparation and experience," and sought to convey warm advice from a senior lawyer to junior lawyers.
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index
Prologue: What Makes a Good Argument? 12
Chapter 1: Faithful Writing
1.
Good writing is soft yet strong18
2.
Let's follow the correct spelling22
3.
Let's write short sentences29
4.
Be concise, be concise again34
5.
Let's also trim the fat from the written system42
6. PREP Writing 48
7.
Let's do the review carefully and repeatedly.51
8.
Design the Written Version 55
9.
Structure of Readable Writing60
Chapter 2: Effective Oral Argument
10.
Basic Methods of Oral Argument 68
11.
Effective PT Methods74
12.
Let's use three-dimensional materials such as real-time video cameras82
13.
Response to the mediation date and oral argument 86
Chapter 3: In-Depth Argument
14.
Let's start preparing for the argument early92
15.
Prepare all the materials without missing anything95
16.
Let's make the most of internal meetings98
17.
102 Things to Note During Witness Examination
18.
Let's use the corner name application 106
19.
How to Prepare for and Respond to Emotions 109
20.
Bad Argument 115
21.
Let's learn deeply from the losing verdict120
22.
A good argument begins at my desk124
23.
127 Judgments to Consider for In-Depth Argument
Chapter 4: Arguments for Persuasiveness
24.
The Three Forces That Move People138
25.
Position creates perspective142
26.
Text and Context146
27.
Why is story important? 150
28.
Story Structure 155
29.
Real-life cases of story confrontations160
30.
Ethos and Pathos in the "Golden Fields" Verdict 165
Chapter 5: The Psychology of Trials
31.
Even experts can't avoid errors in judgment174
32.
Accurate judgment and heuristics178
33.
We see things as they are186
34.
How are judgments reached in court? 191
35.
Judgment 199: Thinking about human psychology
Chapter 6: A Good Lawyer
36.
Who are our clients? 210
37.
Why do we work so hard? 217
38.
Set your own standards221
39.
Take care of yourself226
40.
A few proverbs 232
Epilogue: A Good Tree Bears Good Fruit 236
Chapter 7: My Court Story
1.
I misjudged242
2.
The Bride's Umbrella 246
3.
Letter 250, 30 Years Later
4.
Taking off the robes254
5.
Healing Court 258
6.
Sad Pierrot 262
7.
The Power to Move People 264
8.
Unforgettable Witness 268
Chapter 1: Faithful Writing
1.
Good writing is soft yet strong18
2.
Let's follow the correct spelling22
3.
Let's write short sentences29
4.
Be concise, be concise again34
5.
Let's also trim the fat from the written system42
6. PREP Writing 48
7.
Let's do the review carefully and repeatedly.51
8.
Design the Written Version 55
9.
Structure of Readable Writing60
Chapter 2: Effective Oral Argument
10.
Basic Methods of Oral Argument 68
11.
Effective PT Methods74
12.
Let's use three-dimensional materials such as real-time video cameras82
13.
Response to the mediation date and oral argument 86
Chapter 3: In-Depth Argument
14.
Let's start preparing for the argument early92
15.
Prepare all the materials without missing anything95
16.
Let's make the most of internal meetings98
17.
102 Things to Note During Witness Examination
18.
Let's use the corner name application 106
19.
How to Prepare for and Respond to Emotions 109
20.
Bad Argument 115
21.
Let's learn deeply from the losing verdict120
22.
A good argument begins at my desk124
23.
127 Judgments to Consider for In-Depth Argument
Chapter 4: Arguments for Persuasiveness
24.
The Three Forces That Move People138
25.
Position creates perspective142
26.
Text and Context146
27.
Why is story important? 150
28.
Story Structure 155
29.
Real-life cases of story confrontations160
30.
Ethos and Pathos in the "Golden Fields" Verdict 165
Chapter 5: The Psychology of Trials
31.
Even experts can't avoid errors in judgment174
32.
Accurate judgment and heuristics178
33.
We see things as they are186
34.
How are judgments reached in court? 191
35.
Judgment 199: Thinking about human psychology
Chapter 6: A Good Lawyer
36.
Who are our clients? 210
37.
Why do we work so hard? 217
38.
Set your own standards221
39.
Take care of yourself226
40.
A few proverbs 232
Epilogue: A Good Tree Bears Good Fruit 236
Chapter 7: My Court Story
1.
I misjudged242
2.
The Bride's Umbrella 246
3.
Letter 250, 30 Years Later
4.
Taking off the robes254
5.
Healing Court 258
6.
Sad Pierrot 262
7.
The Power to Move People 264
8.
Unforgettable Witness 268
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GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 21, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 274 pages | 135*200*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791159190452
- ISBN10: 1159190453
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