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Criminal Appeals 2018: Ethics and Practice Tips for Post-Conviction Lawyers
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Criminal Appeals 2018: Ethics and Practice Tips for Post-Conviction Lawyers
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Session 1: Ethics for Post-Conviction Lawyers - Examine the ethical considerations facing attorneys in post-conviction representation.
Session 2: Appellate Tips from the Experts - Get a view from both sides of the criminal bar with practical tips on how appellate advocates and appellate courts can make their briefs and opinions interesting, easier to understand, and less likely to inflame the opposing side or losing party.
Session 2: Appellate Tips from the Experts - Get a view from both sides of the criminal bar with practical tips on how appellate advocates and appellate courts can make their briefs and opinions interesting, easier to understand, and less likely to inflame the opposing side or losing party.
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Ethics for Post-Conviction Lawyers (May 2018)
Hon. Michael Keasler
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Ethics for Post-Conviction Lawyers (May 2018)
Examine the ethical considerations facing attorneys in post-conviction representation.
Originally presented: May 2018 Conference on Criminal Appeals
Hon. Michael Keasler,
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals - Austin, TX
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Appellate Tips from the Experts (May 2018)
Dayna LeAnn Jones, Enrico Baltazar Valdez
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Appellate Tips from the Experts (May 2018)
Get a view from both sides of the criminal bar with practical tips on how appellate advocates and appellate courts can make their briefs and opinions interesting, easier to understand, and less likely to inflame the opposing side or losing party.
Originally presented: May 2018 Conference on Criminal Appeals
Dayna LeAnn Jones,
The Law Office of Dayna L. Jones - San Antonio, TX
Enrico Baltazar Valdez,
Bexar County District Attorney's Office - San Antonio, TX