At the top of your brief, the judge will give you the gift of shining the spotlight of undivided attention on your argument - for about a page. After that, you have to earn the judge's attention. Winning your argument means grabbing and holding that spotlight all the way to the end of the brief. Your job as a writer is to give the judge a reason to turn the page and keep paying attention. Here's how.
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