Appellate Practice
Oct. 25, 2000
Confusion Solution
Appellate court justices, staff and clerks tire quickly of lawyers who bombard them with questions easily answered by looking at the rules.
Anyone with regular contact with appellate justices, their staffs or appellate court clerks has heard them lament: "We are too often the victims of shoddy and sloppy practices by lawyers." The major cause of the problem seems to be a lack of familiarity with the procedures and practices of appellate courts. Lawyers who handle few appeals choose...
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