Re: Technical writing in the legal field?

[Sankara R <ss_rajanala -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

But of course, Geoff,

> Apparently, even lawyers can 
> recognize clarity when they see it. <g>

How else can they obfuscate it?

And about good writers not always being clear, I
believe there is a miscievous comma in Graham
Greene's will over which lawyers are still
debating,  at the expense of the clients. It was
in this cute book by Lynne Truss called Eats
shoots and leaves; about the panda that shoots
the waiter after eating and leaves (without
paying, it seems).

Thanks and regards,
Sankara S Rajanala
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