Is it difficult for you to see both sides of an issue?
No, it should not be difficult seeing both sides of an issue. I believe it is a good thing to see every case from both sides. Seeing every case for …show more content…
I don’t believe that it would be hard for me to make arguments in support of positions in which I personally do not agree with. The support of the positions comes from a legal standpoint and not my personal beliefs. I don’t agree with everything that is law but nevertheless it is still the law.
How will you overcome this if it is a problem?
If there is a problem with supporting an issue which I personally don’t agree I would first remove all my personal, religious, and traditional views. Then I would take the time to focus on the legal issues at hand and just apply the laws and statutes while reviewing the case.
If it is not a problem for you, how do you approach writing such arguments?
The difference between the approaches is whether that analysis is expressed objectively or persuasively. [1] “The goal of objective writing is to inform and predict using a neutral point of view, with careful attention to OBJECTIVITY (as in an objective memo), while persuasive writing is aimed at creating a desired outcome with a specific AUDIENCE (as in an appellate brief)”.