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2.10月7日起，分三至四梯次，依老師排定日期，各組推派一名報告人代表於上課時提出報告，以「指定參考資料」內容為主，期中報告至少3至4千字。
3.期中報告請說明：（1）指定參考資料內容完整介紹（2）期末報告預定之題目與研究範圍（3）想要解決的問題以及預期結果、（4）已經蒐集資料。
4. 每組口頭報告時間為15到20分鐘，請同組一名同學負責計時，
時間到請報告人停止報告。
5. 報告封面請述明：題目、組別、組員名稱、學號。
6. 報告當日請提交一份紙本報告與簡報給老師，並請上傳班上之雲端硬碟。
7.由老師就報告進行講評，作為期末報告之參考。
8.論文格式請參照東吳法律學報引註及參考文獻格式
http://www.scu.edu.tw/lex/a3-04.doc
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3.期中報告請說明：（1）指定參考資料內容完整介紹（2）期末報告預定之題目與研究範圍（3）想要解決的問題以及預期結果、（4）已經蒐集資料。
4. 每組口頭報告時間為15到20分鐘，請同組一名同學負責計時，
時間到請報告人停止報告。
5. 報告封面請述明：題目、組別、組員名稱、學號。
6. 報告當日請提交一份紙本報告與簡報給老師，並請上傳班上之雲端硬碟。
7.由老師就報告進行講評，作為期末報告之參考。
8.論文格式請參照東吳法律學報引註及參考文獻格式
http://www.scu.edu.tw/lex/a3-04.doc
