Appellate Practice
Mar. 6, 2002
To Avoid Irreparable Harm, File Urgent or Emergency Motion
Focus Column - By James M. Harris and Melissa Grant - The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals takes, on average, 18 months from the date a notice of appeal is filed to decide a civil appeal on the merits.
Focus Column
By James M. Harris and Melissa Grant
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals takes, on average, 18 months from the date a notice of appeal is filed to decide a civil appeal on the merits.
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By James M. Harris and Melissa Grant
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals takes, on average, 18 months from the date a notice of appeal is filed to decide a civil appeal on the merits.
&...
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