November/December 2013 Lincoln-Douglas Brief

November/December 2013 Lincoln-Douglas Brief
Resolved: In the United States criminal justice system, truth-seeking ought to take precedence over attorney-client privilege.
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Our November/December 2013 Lincoln-Douglas Brief is 261 pages long, in-depth Topic Analyses by Michael Fried, Brian Hodge, Paige MacKenzie, and Josh Roberts, plus General Information, Framework suggestions, and more! Our briefs for Lincoln-Douglas Debate provide both traditional and progressive style analyses and argumentation, so every debater is well prepared no matter which style they follow. Each brief includes topic analyses from coaches and alumni with a variety of perspectives, plus basic and advanced frameworks. As educators, we believe it is important to help students learn argumentation, research, and critical thinking skills fostered by debate. Our briefs are designed to facilitate real learning — helping students succeed in their rounds and build a foundation of expertise that benefits them for a lifetime.