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• W214016041 abstract "n the world of appellate advocacy, oral argument is the reward for the hard work you put into writing your brief. There is nothing more intellectually challenging and satisfying than engaging in a productive discussion about your case with a panel of appellate judges. Your level of enjoyment, however, is usually directly proportional to the effectiveness of your preparation. Preparing properly, of course, is easier said than done even for experienced practitioners. The most common complaint that appellate judges make about oral argument is lack of preparation by attorneys. I doubt that many attorneys approach oral argument without having at least attempted to prepare. Therefore this complaint likely stems from a lack of proper preparation. Just as some ways of studying for law school exams are better than others, better ways exist to prepare for oral argument. Proper perspective is necessary at the outset. Effective preparation is impossible if you do not consider oral argument as something more than a regurgitation of the briefs. By the time you reach the podium, the court has already read your briefs. At this stage of the proceedings, the court needs guidance on how to resolve the conflicting legal views presented in the briefs and address public policy issues. The form of this guidance varies from case to case and judge to judge. The court’s questions will often focus on the subjects on which the judges want guidance. Therefore, in preparing for argument, you must anticipate these concerns and formulate articulate responses. You may falter during oral argument if your preparation consists only of rereading the briefs and trial record and assuming that you can repeat some text to answer the court’s questions. An attorney who does nothing more than study the briefs and the record can probably explain the issues in the case but is ill prepared to answer difficult and probing questions about it. Reviewing the briefs and trial record is always a good starting point, but thorough preparation requires a much more active approach. Knowing the trial record inside and out should be a major focus of your preparation. If you do not have time to read through the" @default.
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• W214016041 title "Preparing Yourself for Oral Argument Attorneys appearing before an appellate court need to speak rather than recite" @default.
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