Developing an Appellate Argument
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- Опубліковано 7 кві 2015
- I gave this lecture at Texas Tech School of Law on April 2, 2015. I was invited to speak to 1L students on appellate brief writing, particularly addressing how to develop an appellate argument.
Mr. Beck I wanted to take a moment to thank you for recording this lecture and posting it on UA-cam. I'm not a lawyer however, I am representing myself in a case that I've taken to the appellate level. Your lecture was very informative for me to assist in writing my brief even though you were speaking to a class of future lawyers. Please don't stop posting videos such as this that are open to those seeking this type of information.
Pre-legal studies student from CA here. Thank you Mr. Beck!
Im writing my own pro se appellate brief so thank you so much for posting lectures such as this!
Thank you Brandon.
We the abused and robbed Pro Se litigants seeking justice Highly appreciate this help for redress, restitution, fairness.
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Absolutely
That was a great demonstration, especially for those of us, dealing with this issue from a personal level.
Excellent presentation and delivery. Lucky students!
Mr Beck thank you for this interesting lecture I am about to graduate in law in Italy and here we do not learn how to write properly , after graduaton I am going to move in Ireland and take my two years in law school as I want to practice in a common law system rather than in a civil law system . I am particulary interested in litigation as briefs and legal writing takes a leading role as also oral advocacy
Can you please provide link to your handouts and briefs?
It would help if the documents provided in the course were shared via the internet.
Just get a pacer account
So I’m a appeal you can rely on the clerk record as a
Well?!!! That is exciting bc I thought it was only the reporter record we can use
Dear Mr. Beck,
Any way you can make the material in the handout available to your viewers, perhaps in the comments?
Enjoyed your video, thank you.
You could check the state bar website for Texas which will list him and his contact info. If you ask for a copy of his handout maybe he will send it. Respect his time as it is of great value and appeals and trials are often bottomless pits. Albeit ones that can be worked through.
@@dothemath1540 Thank you!
@@scotthardy6485 just get a pacer account any motion,complaint or briefs are there by lawyers
@@contrarianthinkerand what would he look up on pacer? None of the cases were identified
How come no one has their laptops out? I've never seen everyone taking hand notes before. What's going on?
she needs to speak up or give her a better mic
Any culture or country that needs permission to appeal is not democratic.