Add to ORKGIn any discussion concerning the need to change the existing rules of appellate practice, oral argument is perhaps the most vulnerable element. While the elimination of a right to oral argument could reduce the time some cases pend in the court, the right to oral argument provided by Appellate Rule 21 should not be eliminated
This article has offered survey results of the attitudes of lawyers who have made oral arguments at ...
This article has offered survey results of the attitudes of lawyers who have made oral arguments at ...
The U.S. courts of appeals and some state appellate courts are allowing oral arguments in fewer case...
Stanley Mosk presents a case against the trend of appellate courts granting oral argument less frequ...
The current institution of oral argument in the national and Utah appellate court systems must be re...
The present Article is a detailed presentation of the views of judges and lawyers in one federal app...
This Article is targeted at oral argument novices. It discusses how you, as a beginner to appellate...
Scholars have long been divided over the role, function, and significance, if any, of oral argument ...
The purpose of this Article is to explore these issues in light of Sacramento\u27s experience with t...
The present Article is a detailed presentation of the views of judges and lawyers in one federal app...
Though long considered a bedrock of the American legal system, oral argument has steadily lost popul...
The current institution of oral argument in the national and Utah appellate court systems must be re...
The civil-justice literature is replete with discussions of two phenomena: case management and the v...
The civil-justice literature is replete with discussions of two phenomena: case management and the v...
This article has offered survey results of the attitudes of lawyers who have made oral arguments at ...
This article has offered survey results of the attitudes of lawyers who have made oral arguments at ...
This article has offered survey results of the attitudes of lawyers who have made oral arguments at ...
The U.S. courts of appeals and some state appellate courts are allowing oral arguments in fewer case...
Stanley Mosk presents a case against the trend of appellate courts granting oral argument less frequ...
The current institution of oral argument in the national and Utah appellate court systems must be re...
The present Article is a detailed presentation of the views of judges and lawyers in one federal app...
This Article is targeted at oral argument novices. It discusses how you, as a beginner to appellate...
Scholars have long been divided over the role, function, and significance, if any, of oral argument ...
The purpose of this Article is to explore these issues in light of Sacramento\u27s experience with t...
The present Article is a detailed presentation of the views of judges and lawyers in one federal app...
Though long considered a bedrock of the American legal system, oral argument has steadily lost popul...
The current institution of oral argument in the national and Utah appellate court systems must be re...
The civil-justice literature is replete with discussions of two phenomena: case management and the v...
The civil-justice literature is replete with discussions of two phenomena: case management and the v...
This article has offered survey results of the attitudes of lawyers who have made oral arguments at ...
This article has offered survey results of the attitudes of lawyers who have made oral arguments at ...
This article has offered survey results of the attitudes of lawyers who have made oral arguments at ...
The U.S. courts of appeals and some state appellate courts are allowing oral arguments in fewer case...