The Clarity Journal 57
< 1 minute readIn this issue :
- Opening speech at the conference for the launch of New Zealand’s WriteMark plain English awards
- Judicial attitudes to plain language and the law
- Clarity member receives the Burton Award
- Lord David Renton
- Introductory editorial for the seminar in print
- Linguistic nasties and niceties: Who should we pander to? Or to whom should we pander?
- A rant in favour of empathy and against relativism: the impact of grammar, punctuation and usage on clarity
- House style—whose style is it?
- Editing judgments: lessons learned in law reporting
- The continuing insult to the language
- Punctuation
- Letter to the editor
- Improving our writing by understanding how people read personally addressed household mail
- A redrafting exercise
- Clarity for Lawyers—Effective Legal Writing