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It rapidly became apparent to me during my own time as a law student that there is more to successful essay writing than simply demonstrating a sound understanding of an area of the law. Of course, relevant, comprehensive, up-to-date information is the essential starting point. But competent argumentative engagement with the issues the essay topic raises is as important, if not more so. Most lecturers and tutors set a single topic for all the members of a large group to tackle. It is therefore vital to distinguish one's own work from others' with due respect for the psychology of the marker: A marker will not rate an essay highly if it is apparent that its writer has done no more that tediously paraphrase the published commentators' views. And, of course, anything short of syntactic perfection makes an essay awkward to read, and poorly constructed argument is irritating. The key to submitting the essay that will earn top marks is, therefore, in ensuring that it will not bore or irritate the marker.