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Introduction to the Symposium
Marilyn R. Walter and Elizabeth Fajans

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Four Reasons To Teach Psychology To Legal Writing Students
Lawrence M. Solan

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The Sociological and Cognitive Dimensions of Policy-Based Persuasion
Michael R. Smith

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What Cognitive Dissonance Tells Us About Tone In Persuasion
Kathryn Stanchi

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The Good Fight: The Egocentric Bias, The Aversion to Cognitive Dissonance, and American Criminal Law
Daniel S. Medwed

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Metaphor and Analogy: The Sun and Moon of Legal Persuasion
Linda L. Berger

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A Lawyer's Hidden Persuader: Genre Bias and How It Shapes Legal Texts By Constraining Writer's Choices And Influencing Readers' Perceptions
Bret Rappaport

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Why Not Strip To Save Your Home? Prohibition On Chapter 7 Strip Off Makes No Cents for Debtors or Creditors
Brendan Buschman

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"My English Is Good Enough" for San Luis: Adopting A Two-Pronged Approach For Arizona's English Fluency Requirements For Candidates In Public Office
Maeve Callagy

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Throwing The E-Book At Publishers: What The Apple Case Tells Us About Antitrust Law
Jared Killeen

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The Moral Interception of Oral Contraception: Potential Constitutional Claims Against the FDA's Prescription Requirement For A Progestin-Only Birth Control Pill
Scout Richters

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Not In My Front Yard: Freedom of Speech and State Action In New York City's Privately Owned Public Spaces
Stephen Tower