“We meant what we said the first time”
“We Meant What We Said the First Time” Alternate title: When judges don’t do as they’re told It isn’t often […]
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“We Meant What We Said the First Time” Alternate title: When judges don’t do as they’re told It isn’t often […]
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Less Is More: Winning With Fewer Assignments of Error If you remember one thing from this article, let it be
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Death, Taxes … and Hearsay? On the docket: The Court of Appeals of Virginia issued new published opinions
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October Round-Up While most of us are breathing sighs of relief that we aren’t practicing election law, take a moment
The Record is Everything. The record is one of the most important—and most overlooked—portions of appellate advocacy. As lawyers, we
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Recent Opinions to Watch We are officially in fall and our favorite appellate courts have been busy. What follows are
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Final Orders and Stays:Lawyers aren’t the only ones confused The Supreme Court of Virginia issued an unpublished order yesterday that
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Ends of Justice Established The appellate courts don’t often find that the ends of justice exception should apply… but when
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Courtroom Conversations: Featuring Steve Emmert Steve Emmert and I are both fans of a New York Times Opinion column by
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Collegiality in the Virginia Bar As a law clerk, one of the first things I learned was that your reputation
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