1 | General information about subjects: a- Daily language, b-Written language, c- Professional language, d- Legal parlance terms |
2 | Legal writing features: a- Matters to be considered during the act of writing, b- Abbreviations, c- Names of the basic laws. |
3 | Basic types of petitions: a- Ordinary petitions, b- Content of petitions and writing of petitions. |
4 | Criminal Petitions: a- Contents of a Complaint, b- Some Examples of the Petition, c- Results of regulating deficient complaint, d- Statement of defence and content of it. |
5 | Other Petitions: a- Petitions for debt enforcement and bankruptcy law, b- Petitions for criminal law trials, c- examination of some of the examples of other jurisdictions. |
6 | Official Correspondence Rules: a- Official Scriptures Parts, b- Official Correspondence Procedures |
7 | Types of Judicial Correspondence: a- Protocols, b-Documents, c-Receipts. |
8 | Types of judicial correspondence: a-Reports, b-warrants, c-Instructions. |
9 | Court sentencing: a-The main points required to be in Decisions, b- decisions regarding the civil law. |
10 | Decisions on Criminal Trials, Examples of the application decision. |
11 | Related Searches: a- Circumstances to make announcement, b- Announcement Examples. |
12 | Examples of Bankruptcy: a- follow-up request, b- Executive Order, c- Money Order. |
13 | Notary Transactions: a- Transactions made in the form of confirmation, b- Transactions in the form of regulation. |
14 | Contracts: a- Arrangement of a contract, b- Examples of various contracts. |