A Judge's Tips for Arguing Remote Appeals in the Second Circuit
If you are arguing audio-only or via Zoom, here are tips to prepare before taking your case to the Second Circuit.
December 30, 2020 at 10:47 AM
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Since March 2020, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has been conducting oral arguments on all appeals remotely. The website for the Court has indicated since then that all appeals would be argued by audio only. However, for the past few months, about one-half of oral arguments have been conducted by video, using the Zoom platform. The panel hearing the particular appeal makes the decision on which approach to take. If Zoom will be used, counsel will receive a notice from the clerk of the court about six weeks before the scheduled date for argument giving instructions for its use. Counsel for audio-only arguments receive a similar notice from the clerk at about the same time, indicating the dial-in instructions. Although the website for the court still indicates that all arguments will be audio-only, the publicly accessible dockets for individual appeals reflect the Zoom notice once it has been sent to counsel.
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