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   Do law students get taught 'how to structure their speech',   
     or do they just aquire the skill during practice?   
      
   Do they formally learn prodedures to manage their law-documentation?   
      
   How would YOU manage the following common situation:   
   - you've got 9 current cases: 1,2...9; each with its set of paper-documents:   
     a, b, ....   
   - you need to make a visit/talk that entails more than one of the 9 cases,   
     and you need to take papers from several of the cases;   
     eg. 1b, 2a, 2b, 4b, 4c...   
      
   - Now while document 4c was 'in or associated with' the physical-file "4",   
     it was properly filed. But once it's removed and bundled with 1b & 2a   
     for the new visit/talk it's part of the 'new-visit/talk file'.   
   - And if the new-visit/talk has a short life and doesn't justify having   
     its own file, how do you 'direct' 1b, 2a, 2b, 4b, 4c..back to their   
     proper files automatically; ie. without having to re-think where they   
     should go?   
      
      
   == TIA.   
      
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