Bundle: Legal Method and Writing: Foundations for the Study of Law, Tenth Edition and Cicero

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Authors

Charles R. Calleros
Rebekah Hanley
Yan Slavinskiy

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Publication Date

2026-09-23

Edition

Tenth Edition

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Bundle: Print + eBook + Online Course (Cicero) - This bundle includes both print and digital versions of ISBN 9798894103426 as well as an access code to Rhetoric's Cicero.

Bundle: eBook + Online Course (Cicero) - This bundle includes a digital-only version of ISBN 9798894103433 as well as access to Rhetoric's Cicero.

Analysis, synthesis, and writing — the foundational skills upon which students build their legal careers — are more important than ever against today’s dynamic landscape of law, technology, and legal practice. The Tenth Edition of Legal Method and Writing: Foundations for the Study of Law, reflects a skills-based approach that prepares students to handle any legal writing challenges they will encounter in practice.

Aspen Publishing has partnered with Rhetoric to bring Cicero, a practice platform for law schools that helps students build real communication and advocacy skills through realistic, repeatable practice—without replacing human judgment. Built by legal professionals and educators, Cicero supports active learning through simulations that mirror authentic legal tasks, from cold calls to oral arguments and interviews.

This Trial and Oral Advocacy bundle includes access to the following three Cicero modules:

Hot Bench Simulation - Practice responding to rapid‑fire questions from judges in challenging appellate argument simulations. This module supports video, audio, and text input, allowing you to develop clarity, composure, and strong legal reasoning in a realistic setting.
Legal Case Presentation - Master the art of presenting legal cases with clarity and persuasiveness. Practice organizing case facts, legal issues, and arguments for judges, clients, or colleagues.
Oral Augments - Practice and refine oral arguments with structured sessions focused on clarity and persuasion. Receive feedback on legal logic and delivery.

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About the authors

Charles R. Calleros

Emeritus Professor

Charles Calleros is Emeritus Professor of Law at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona, where he taught Legal Method and Writing, Advanced Writing Seminar, Legal Analysis, Contracts, International Contracts, and Civil Rights Legislation, before retiring January 1, 2024. He directed the College’s Academic Success Program from 2018 to 2022.

From 1981 until his retirement in 2024, Emeritus Professor Calleros taught a variety of courses at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. He also taught as a Visiting Professor at Santa Clara and Stanford Law Schools, and he taught short courses in Common Law Method at the Univ. of Paris V, the Sorbonne Univ. at Abu Dhabi, and Zhognan Univ. of Economics and Law in Wuhan, China. His involvement in the Legal Writing curriculum at ASU included teaching 1L writing courses and advanced writing seminars, directing the first-year legal writing program, and coaching external-competition moot court teams. He published the first edition of Legal Method and Writing in 1990, and he enthusiastically welcomes Professors Rebekah Hanley and Yan Slavinksy as co-authors for the tenth edition and beyond.

Rebekah Hanley

Professor Rebekah Hanley is a long-time faculty member at the University of Oregon School of Law, where she teaches legal writing, professional responsibility, and a new course about generative artificial intelligence and the legal profession. Before joining the Oregon Law faculty she completed two clerkships, first for a judge in the Central District of California and later for a judge on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Between her two federal clerkships, Professor Hanley litigated with Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP in Los Angeles. Professor Hanley is Oregon Law’s current Galen Scholar in Legal Writing; in that capacity, she is studying generative artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications for law school teaching and the practice of law. She co-chairs LWI’s new AI Committee and has written and spoken widely on generative AI, so her understanding of this emerging technology will inform her work on the tenth edition.

Yan Slavinskiy

Yan Slavinskiy is an Associate Clinical Professor at LMU Loyola Law School (Los Angeles), where he teaches legal writing, ethical lawyering, and a new course on incorporating generative artificial intelligence in legal practice. Before joining Loyola’s faculty, he clerked for federal judges in the Southern District of New York and Central District of California and served as an assistant district attorney in the Appeals Division of the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. A first-generation college and law-school graduate raised with English as a second language, Professor Slavinskiy brings this perspective to his teaching and scholarship, including his contributions to the 10th edition. He has presented at regional and national legal writing conferences on generational learning differences, generative artificial intelligence, and ways to address the law’s relationship to systemic inequality in the classroom.

Product Information

Edition

Tenth Edition

Publication date

2026-09-23

Copyright Year

2026

Bundle: Print + eBook + Online Course (Cicero)

9798904418120

Bundle: eBook + Online Course (Cicero)

9798904418137

Subject

Legal Writing

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