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Practical Guidance in Criminal Appeals Practice: PDRs, Findings of Fact, Preservation of Error, and More
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Practical Guidance in Criminal Appeals Practice: PDRs, Findings of Fact, Preservation of Error, and More
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Session 1: Every Fool is Quick to Quarrel: Tips to Avoid Argument at Argument - Make oral argument more productive by helping the court solve a problem...in your favor.
Session 2: Emerging Issues in PDRs - Gain insight on significant and emerging issues pending in the Court of Criminal Appeals.
Session 3: Findings of Fact
Session 4: Preservation of Error - Thoughts, strategies, forms, and tools you may immediately use for the effective preservation of error beginning pretrial, continuing during trial, and concluding post-trial.
Session 5: Statutory Analysis on Appeal - Hear discussion of reading and analyzing statutes, dissecting issues in brief writing, and providing practical tips on briefing and arguing statutory construction issues before appellate courts.
Session 2: Emerging Issues in PDRs - Gain insight on significant and emerging issues pending in the Court of Criminal Appeals.
Session 3: Findings of Fact
Session 4: Preservation of Error - Thoughts, strategies, forms, and tools you may immediately use for the effective preservation of error beginning pretrial, continuing during trial, and concluding post-trial.
Session 5: Statutory Analysis on Appeal - Hear discussion of reading and analyzing statutes, dissecting issues in brief writing, and providing practical tips on briefing and arguing statutory construction issues before appellate courts.
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Every Fool is Quick to Quarrel: Tips to Avoid Argument at Argument (Jun 2021)
John Robertson Messinger
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Session 1
—28 mins
Every Fool is Quick to Quarrel: Tips to Avoid Argument at Argument (Jun 2021)
Make oral argument more productive by helping the court solve a problem...in your favor.
Originally presented: May 2021 Conference on Criminal Appeals
John Robertson Messinger,
Office of the State Prosecuting Attorney - Austin, TX
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Emerging Issues in PDRs (Jun 2021)
Gary Hart, Stacey M. Soule
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Emerging Issues in PDRs (Jun 2021)
Gain insight on significant and emerging issues pending in the Court of Criminal Appeals.
Originally presented: May 2021 Conference on Criminal Appeals
Gary Hart,
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals - Austin, TX
Stacey M. Soule,
Office of the State Prosecuting Attorney - Austin, TX
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Findings of Fact (Jun 2021)
Catherine G. Burnett
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Session 3
—31 mins
Findings of Fact (Jun 2021)
Originally presented: May 2021 Conference on Criminal Appeals
Catherine G. Burnett,
South Texas College of Law Houston - Houston, TX
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Preservation of Error (Jun 2021)
Michael C. Gross
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Session 4
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Preservation of Error (Jun 2021)
Thoughts, strategies, forms, and tools you may immediately use for the effective preservation of error beginning pretrial, continuing during trial, and concluding post-trial.
Originally presented: May 2021 Conference on Criminal Appeals
Michael C. Gross,
Gross & Esparza, P.L.L.C. - San Antonio, TX
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Statutory Analysis on Appeal (Jun 2021)
Hon. Melissa Young Goodwin
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Session 5
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Statutory Analysis on Appeal (Jun 2021)
Hear discussion of reading and analyzing statutes, dissecting issues in brief writing, and providing practical tips on briefing and arguing statutory construction issues before appellate courts.
Originally presented: May 2021 Conference on Criminal Appeals
Hon. Melissa Young Goodwin,
Third Court of Appeals - Austin, TX