Title
How to Argue and Win an Appeal
Event Date
February 2006
Abstract
Rick Hill, who concentrated on oral arguments, said you have to have “absolute, 100 percent complete deference” for the bench and flexibility in presenting your argument. Regarding briefs, Scott Farrow (J.D.’86) said a key to success in preparing your brief is to write as much of one section at a time as possible. “It’s too hard to get into the flow if you have to stop and start, stop and start.”
Repository Citation
Farrow, Scott A.; Hill, Richard H. II; and Carlson, Ronald L., "How to Argue and Win an Appeal" (2006). Other Lectures and Presentations. 13.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/lectures_pre_arch_lectures_other/13
advocacyseries06.pdf (693 kB)
Georgia Law Launches Learning Initiative Backed by Accomplished Alumni, The Advocate, Spring/Summer 2006, Vol. 40, No. 1
advocacypressrelease06.pdf (8 kB)
Georgia Law Launches Learning Initiative Backed by Accomplished Alumni, Press Release, 1/26/06
Georgia Law Launches Learning Initiative Backed by Accomplished Alumni, The Advocate, Spring/Summer 2006, Vol. 40, No. 1
advocacypressrelease06.pdf (8 kB)
Georgia Law Launches Learning Initiative Backed by Accomplished Alumni, Press Release, 1/26/06
COinS
The first session in the Alumni Advocacy Series was held at the University of Georgia School of Law on February 6, 2006.