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<blockquote data-quote="Jessica Booker" data-source="post: 84918" data-attributes="member: 2672"><p>Not any of the future trainees, but my view is that you don’t need to take notes, you just need to analyse the article as you read it. Really question why things have happened, who has been involved etc. You may also want to read around the story. For instance, if you are reading the story on a major website or publication, try to see if there is anything on other sources, for instance the law firm’s website, the “clients” website, alternative sources (eg if you are reading a traditionally more right wing newspaper, maybe find a source that is known to be the other side of the political spectrum). Being able to consider aspects from different perspectives is an important quality in a lawyer, and so looking at varied sources can often help you develop broader perspectives.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jessica Booker, post: 84918, member: 2672"] Not any of the future trainees, but my view is that you don’t need to take notes, you just need to analyse the article as you read it. Really question why things have happened, who has been involved etc. You may also want to read around the story. For instance, if you are reading the story on a major website or publication, try to see if there is anything on other sources, for instance the law firm’s website, the “clients” website, alternative sources (eg if you are reading a traditionally more right wing newspaper, maybe find a source that is known to be the other side of the political spectrum). Being able to consider aspects from different perspectives is an important quality in a lawyer, and so looking at varied sources can often help you develop broader perspectives. [/QUOTE]
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