Judge E. Trenton Brown III, Georgia Court of Appeals (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
"If your case involves easily misunderstood facts, an issue of first impression, a conflict in the law or what I like to call a 'reasonable minds on the fence case,' oral argument can definitely be of benefit."
April 08, 2019 at 02:22 PM
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Our latest question-and-answer session of a Georgia judge takes a look at Judge Trenton “Trent” Brown III of the Georgia Court of Appeals. He offers his thoughts on language in motions for reconsideration, the types of cases in which oral argument can be particularly effective and his willingness to go to try new experiences to build collegiality on the bench.
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