An edition of Winning on appeal
(1992)
Winning on appeal
better briefs and oral argument
2nd ed.
by Ruggero J. Aldisert
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Table of Contents
pt. I. The theory and criticism of written and oral advocacy. Appellate review: a panorama
The purpose of brief writing
The purpose of oral argument
pt. II. Technical requirements for briefs. Jurisdiction
Issue preservation and standards of review
pt. III. The nuts and bolts of brief writing. Getting started: requirements for briefs, records and appendices
Research and use of authorities
Finding the argument that will win
The brief: how many issues?
The brief: stating the issue(s)
The brief: statements of the case
The brief: statement of facts
The brief: summary of the argument
The brief: state your theme
The brief: identify the flashpoint of controversy
The brief: the required logical form for each issue
The brief: shortening the argument
The brief: write to persuade
The brief: perfecting the argument
The brief: formal and informal fallacies
The brief: a compendium of advice
pt. IV. The nuts and bolts of preparing and delivering oral argument. Preparing for oral argument
How top-flight appellate lawyers prepare
Delivering the argument
pt. V. Checklists. Two important checklists: brief writing and oral argument preparation
Appendices. Appendix A. Examples of standards of review
Appendix B. Examples of issue statements
Appendix C. Examples of statements of facts
Appendix D. More examples of summaries of arguments.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The Physical Object
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"This book is for lawyers."
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