Appellate Practice
May 15, 2017
Statement of facts: Part III
Any appellate judge will tell you that the standard of review is the first thing they look for in a brief.
Myron Moskovitz
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Moskovitz Appellate Team
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MOSKOVITZ ON APPEALS
A persuasive brief is an integrated document. Each part should coordinate with every other part, employing a common theme towards a common goal.
So the story told by the "Statement of Facts" section supports the "Argument" section, and the "Argument" shows how the law applies to the story, and together they lead to appellate victory for your client.
The Importance of the Standard of Review
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