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Date: Monday, 18 May, 2009
Pages: 59
Appellate advocacy is fundamentally different to advocacy at first instance.
The essence of appellate advocacy is to be able to persuade the appellate court that there is a flaw in the decision appealed from, such that the appellate court should intervene in the manner sought. This seminar is aimed at enhancing appellate persuasion techniques and enabling an appeal to be put forward in a way which increases its prospects of success.
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Evidence Act Revisited for Criminal LawyersPublication Date: 17-Feb-2010Author(s): Scott Optican, Peter Sankoff |
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