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The importance of spell-checking your brief
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- July 22 2011
The interwebs have been abuzz this week with gleeful snarking about Sanches v. Carollton-Farmers Branch I.S.D., particularly the Fifth Circuit's dressing down of Sanches' attorney for "grammatical errors ... so egregious and obvious that an average fourth grader would have avoided most of them."
Jedi mind tricks in the Fourth Circuit
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- USA
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- June 20 2011
Remember Obi-Wan Kenobi waving his hand at some baddie in the first Star Wars movie saying, "There is no droid"?
The Fourth Circuit goes (almost) live
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- USA
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- May 2 2011
New Fourth Circuit Internal Operating Procedure 34.3 takes effect today
Is that a statement of facts, or a "fact dump"?
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- USA
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- July 19 2011
A friend of mine practices Social Security disability, and hence files quite a few appellate briefs in the U.S. District Court
Error preservation in South Carolina: beware the "two issue" rule.
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- USA
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- September 28 2011
Because I am an appellate lawyer, error preservation is the bane of my existence
The appellate code: the many meanings of "per curiam"
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- USA
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- September 19 2011
We all know that “per curiam” means “by the court.”
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- Author - Kirsten Small