The Litigation Manual, Հատոր 3American Bar Association, 1999 - 779 էջ Four favorite tales by beloved storyteller. In addition to title story: "Great Claus and Little Claus," "The Tinder Box" and "The Swineherd." Newly reset in large easy-to-read type, with 6 new illustrations by Thea Kliros. New introductory Note. |
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Getting Through the Mine Field | 2 |
Appealing Evidence | 13 |
Standards of Appellate Review | 24 |
Appeals Before Final Judgment | 34 |
Interlocutory Appeals and Mandamus | 46 |
Judgments as a Matter of Law | 60 |
New Counsel on Appeal? | 72 |
The Elusive Appeal | 79 |
Petitioning for Certiorari in the Big Case | 371 |
Opposing Certiorari in the US Supreme Court | 380 |
Amicus Briefs in the Supreme Court | 392 |
Random Thoughts in a Day of Time Restrictions | 401 |
Heading Off an Indictment | 421 |
An Overview | 436 |
Representing a Grand Jury Witness | 448 |
Getting Immunity and Using Privileges | 463 |
Issues Facts and Appellate Strategy | 96 |
Twenty Pages and Twenty Minutes | 107 |
Points on Appeal | 118 |
Some Nuts and Bolts of Appellate Advocacy | 125 |
Tips for Appellate Advocates | 134 |
Reality on Appeal | 142 |
Winning on Appeal | 152 |
Second and Third Chances on Appeal | 165 |
Oasis or Mirage? | 177 |
Jumping at Constitutional Questions Is Risky Business | 183 |
How to Appeal to an Appellate Judge | 187 |
Why Cant Lawyers Write? | 200 |
The Ba Theory of Persuasive Writing | 212 |
The Language of Appellate Advocacy | 221 |
What a Judge Wants to Read | 230 |
How to Write a Good Appellate | 241 |
Anatomy of the Written Argument | 258 |
Strategy of the Brief | 264 |
Building a Brief | 278 |
Time for Oral Argument | 286 |
Preparing for Oral Argument | 291 |
Appellate Advocacy Modern Style | 303 |
The Donts of Oral Argument | 310 |
Appellate Oral Argument | 316 |
Questions Answers and Prepared Remarks | 326 |
Scrimmage for the Appellate Lawyer | 337 |
Brush Up Your Aristotle | 345 |
An Invitation to State Courts | 356 |
Certiorari Petitions in the Supreme Court | 363 |
Basic Strategy in Federal Criminal Defense Litigation | 476 |
Dealing with the Prosecutor | 483 |
Leveling the Playing Field | 496 |
Joint Defense Agreements | 508 |
Criminal Discovery for the Civil Litigator | 526 |
Unconventional Strategies in WhiteCollar Criminal Investigations | 539 |
Staying Clean | 551 |
Creative Defenses and Desperate Defenses | 556 |
Making the Most of the Multiparty Defense | 566 |
The Defendants Side | 581 |
Sentencing the Corporation | 591 |
The Hidden Penalties of Conviction | 600 |
Avoiding Problems in Joint Defense Groups | 610 |
Defending the Multiparty Civil Conspiracy Case | 627 |
Thinking About Class Actions | 634 |
Takeover Litigation Strategy | 643 |
A Primer | 655 |
Patent Litigation | 666 |
Planning Fees Fights | 680 |
Representing a Victim of Employment Discrimination | 695 |
A Primer | 705 |
What to Do When a Defendant Goes Bankrupt | 719 |
More Than Voodoo | 726 |
The Clients Suffering | 734 |
Litigating Cases Before Administrative Law Judges | 744 |
Collecting a Judgment | 754 |
Humanizing the Corporation | 761 |
Simple Lessons from a Complex Case | 771 |
Common terms and phrases
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