Appellate Practice
Aug. 2, 2016
Practice makes perfect
A good way to prepare and practice for an appellate oral argument is to hold a moot court.
Myron Moskovitz
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Moskovitz Appellate Team
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A good way to practice for an appellate oral argument is to hold a moot court. A moot court lets you try out your arguments and get some helpful feedback from a panel of ersatz judges.
When I was a law professor, I started a program I called "Moot Court for Lawyers." Every week, a lawyer with a case pending in an appellate court (usually the California Supreme Court or 9th ...
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