We previously posted on Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 28(i), which is the rule governing the adoption of part or all of another’s brief. We initially looked at decisions addressing the burden on ...
Much of the art of crafting effective appellate briefs is lost due to how infrequently attorneys prepare them. The quality of the appellate brief, not the oral argument, is most often a critical ...
From an order today in Doe v. Roe 1, by Judges Barry Silverman and Eric Miller (9th Cir.): The motion to intervene filed by Eugene Volokh (Docket Entry No. [22]) for the sole purpose of seeking ...
It is basic, but critical, to persuade the court that the result you seek is the right result. The court has to feel good about ruling in favor of your client. As Judge Gurfein of the Second Circuit ...
Governor Lee’s deployment of the Tennessee National Guard in support of the Memphis Safe Task Force is the subject of legal ...
The inaugural LLEAP 3 Appellate Practice course is well underway with second-year students completing appellate briefs and preparing for oral arguments in a problem involving Fourth Amendment privacy ...
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