Legal writing should be concise and clear, using simple words and short statements, and be
A) devoid of statements of personal beliefs.
B) filled with statements of personal beliefs.
C) filled with statements of legal conclusions.
D) filled with statements of opinions.

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Legal writing should be devoid of statements of personal beliefs to maintain objectivity and professionalism. It focuses on facts, evidence, and legal reasoning rather than personal opinions or beliefs.

Legal Writing Should Be Concise and Clear, Using Simple Words