Addition: Also, And, Another reason, Besides, Equally important, Finally, Furthermore, In addition, In other words, Moreover, Next, Similarly Alternative: Alternatively, Although, But, Contrary to, Conversely, Even though, However, In contrast, Nevertheless, On the other hand, Regardless, Still, Though, Yet Analogy: Again, Also, Analogously,

The U.S. Constitution grants local sovereignty to over 300 American Indian reservations. They

Even the most inventive, aggressive, and original legal argument is constructed upon that which came before—prior court cases, constitutions, and existing statutes and regulations.

Invoking the Fifth Amendment in a criminal trial prevents self-incrimination. Invoking it in a civil trial may induce self-incrimination.

An argument requires logic, but legal argument is not a purely logical form of argument that promises a universal, absolute conclusion. Rather, it is a practical form of argument that aims to establish one claim as more probable or reasonable than another.

The law limits how long after an injury has occurred, or has been discovered to have occurred, that a claim or charge can be brought.

Discrepancies between federal and state laws can present ethical dilemmas for a lawyer. State ethics rules for lawyers typically prohibit advising a client to violate the laws of the United States. But by advising a cannabis producer how to legally run his farm under state law, a lawyer may be advising the farmer to engage in criminal activity

Deductive logic usually works from broadly accepted truths toward a demonstration of truth in a specific situation. More generally, it is any logical line of reasoning in which the premises guarantee a true outcome.

Anyone may give legal advice, but the recipient has to know if it is from a lawyer.