Appellate Practice
Nov. 6, 2003
Court Must Put Specification of Reasons and Order in Writing
Focus Column Appellate Law By Mary Perry and Paul D. Fogel Imagine that the trial court has just stated its intention to grant your motion for a new trial - quite a coup after losing such a hard-fought case. A mixed sense of relief and elation runs through you, and you are pleased that your hard work has just paid huge dividends.
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