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Standards for Appellate Conduct
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In 1995, Skip Watson and Kevin Dubose led an effort to draft the Standards for Appellate Conduct. 24 years later, they reflect on the effect the Standards have had on the appellate practice and culture in Texas, and what can be done to revitalize the Standards for today’s appellate bar.
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- TX, CA
- Specialization: Civil Appellate Law | Criminal Law | Criminal Appellate Law | Civil Trial Law | Family Law | Personal Injury Trial Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 7/31/2024
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Standards for Appellate Conduct (Jun 2020)
Kevin Dubose, Charles (Skip) Watson
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Standards for Appellate Conduct (Jun 2020)
In 1995, Skip Watson and Kevin Dubose led an effort to draft the Standards for Appellate Conduct. 24 years later, they reflect on the effect the Standards have had on the appellate practice and culture in Texas, and what can be done to revitalize the Standards for today’s appellate bar.
Originally presented: Jun 2020 Conference on State and Federal Appeals
Kevin Dubose,
Alexander Dubose & Jefferson LLP - Houston, TX
Charles (Skip) Watson,
Greenberg Traurig, LLP - Austin, TX