Legal Systems & Skills

Peter Goodchild author Scott Slorach author Judith Embley author Catherine Shephard author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Oxford University Press

Publishing:10th Sep '26

£49.99

This title is due to be published on 10th September, and will be despatched as soon as possible.

Legal Systems & Skills cover

A contemporary, practice-focused foundation that integrates English legal system with the core academic, professional, and employability skills students need to progress confidently from study into legal practice. Legal Systems & Skills is the essential toolkit for law students: a comprehensive introduction that unites system, skills, and employability, with annotated documents, insights from legal practitioners, and hints on selling your skills, plus updated coverage on artificial intelligence in legal study and practice. - Structured three-part design with accessible and engaging pedagogy that helps students to apply their knowledge, - Annotated documents, real-life examples, flowcharts, and diagrams support learning by visualising concepts and processes. - 'Essential debate' boxes and practical exercises throughout encourage students to think critically about the law. - Practical focus throughout, enhanced by features such as 'What the professionals say', 'Practice tip', and 'Selling your skills'. - Provides comprehensive content on employability and commercial awareness, including CV preparation, transferable skills, and interview strategy. New to this edition - New opening chapter provides a guide through the transition into legal education, showing how the skills developed will support degree success and future careers. - New practitioner-recorded podcasts encourage students to link theory with practice. - Enhanced, integrated coverage of the use of AI in university and workplace contexts, with cross-linking between relevant skills and system topics

One of the most thorough and engagingly written legal systems / skills books out there. I particularly appreciate the emphasis on practical, human and employability skills in this work, at a depth that is lacking in other similar works. * Dr. Louise Loder, University of Exeter *
This book offers a good mix of content in relation to both the legal system and legal skills. This is a notable point of difference to some texts which only cover one aspect or the other. * Jenny Watkins, University of Worcester *
Legal Systems & Skills is very well written and easy to understand. * Sukhwinder Chhokar, Coventry University *

ISBN: 9780198962403

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752 pages

6th Revised edition