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New Jersey Law Journal

Bad Appellate Brief Writing Tips

When writing an appellate brief, frame the issue, sharpen your argument, and have the courage to go right for the jugular.
15 minute read

New Jersey Law Journal

Even After Recent Confirmations, NJ Still in 'Emergency' Status

Though it got some recent reinforcements, New Jersey will likely have to wait until after this year's presidential election before the two open spots on the federal court bench are filled.
6 minute read

New York Law Journal

The Under-the-Radar Work of the Appellate Division

The work of the First Department includes many types of matters other than the disposition of appeals.
27 minute read

The Legal Intelligencer

'Trailblazer' Judge Norma Shapiro Dies at 87

U.S. District Senior Judge Norma Shapiro, a pioneering woman judge, lawyer, bar leader and mentor, died Friday morning. She was 87.
18 minute read

Daily Report Online

Article on Fulton Court Race Revealed Troubling View

5 minute read

Daily Business Review

Will Dispute Lead to Potential Prison Time for Multimillionaire's Widower?

The dispute between a Broward multimillionaire's sons and her husband over her estate has led to an international battle.
6 minute read

Texas Lawyer

Federal Judge to Texas: Aid Voters Without ID Before Presidential Election

A day after handing the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit handed Texas a startling defeat over its voter I.D. because it discriminates against minority voters, a trial judge assigned to the case gave the state its marching orders: come up with a plan that allows those without the proper papers to vote before the November general election.
7 minute read

New York Law Journal

Lippman to Receive First Judicial Leadership Award

Jonathan Lippman will be the first recipient of an award from a coalition of judicial groups in recognition of his work in New York while serving as chief judge and chief administrative judge.
5 minute read

Daily Business Review

Florida Circuit Judge Faces Allegations of Improper Comments

A Jacksonville judge accused of using epithets to refer to a female staff attorney and saying that blacks should "go back to Africa" could face sanctions after an investigation by a panel that polices judicial conduct.
7 minute read

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