U.S. Supreme Court
May 13, 2008
Getting on Scalia's Good Side
Vocal and persistent, Justice Antonin Scalia can be a source of deep anxiety for counsel during Supreme Court oral arguments, but he's an attorney's best friend in a new book aimed at making lawyers better advocates.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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WASHINGTON - Vocal and persistent, Justice Antonin Scalia can be a source of deep anxiety for counsel during Supreme Court oral arguments, but he's an attorney's best friend in a new book aimed at making lawyers better advocates.
Along with author Bryan Garner, Scalia has penned "Making Your Case: T...
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