Upon Further Review
Back when new installments of the “20 Questions for the Appellate Judge” feature were appearing monthly at my “How Appealing” Web log, the federal and state judges who I was interviewing would frequently complain about appellate advocates who were unwilling to directly respond to questions at oral argument that focused on the weaknesses of their clients’ cases.
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