Appellate Practice
Apr. 4, 2017
Writs: Part III
My last two columns explored the substance of extraordinary writs, but form also matters.
Myron Moskovitz
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My last two columns explored the substance of extraordinary writs: why appellate courts grant so few of them, and what they look for in deciding whether to grant or deny.
But form also matters. In fact, it matters more here than with most other procedures. If you omit an exhibit from your motion for summary judgment, the clerk, the judge, or opposing coun...
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