how to write an appellate brief?
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://www.appellate.net/articles/gdaplbrf799.asp\n\nI hope this helps...\n\nDon
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so i'll try to answer your ? hope it'll help\n\nin the upper right corner, write ur address, and then, a few lines below, the address of the company/person u r writing to.\n\nfor ex:\n                                     19 Corrington Street\n                                     London...blabla..:-\n\nThe Director\nand here u write the name of the company\n\nif u don't know the name of the person u r writing to, u should start the letter with sth like this:\n\nDEAR SIR/MADAM,\n\n...........\n\nin the first paragraph, state the reason for writing very clearly\n\nthen bring arguments to support it - objective arguments\n\nend the letter with a conclusion and our request\n\nu should leave spaces between paragraphs\n...............\n\nand then, you end your letter with \n\nYOURS FAITHFULLY, and you write ur name\n\nnow here's sth really important:\nif for example u started your letter with \nDEAR MR. ALCOTT, you end it with YOURS SINCERELY\n\n\nGood luck!\nbbye\n\none more thing - if it's a letter of complaint, state your arguments and then give examples \nif you are writing a letter of application, you should point out your qualities, but also say sth about sth it's not a quality - this would make your letter objective
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I do not think so.  The Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit was hearing an appeal on several issues and the briefs were due to the Court in January.  I do not believe that a decision has been rendered, so until it has, he probably won't get a date.
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http://www.medlawplus.com/legalforms/instruct/sample-ltintent.pdf\n\nLook at the form on the above site and see if that may be what you need.  Good luck.
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I apologize for the above comments of my colleagues. I find that sometimes people in this field forget that we all started somewhere.\n\nAs for your question, FindLaw.com which is usually a great free site will not be much help to you.  This is because in the instance of Supreme Court briefs, FindLaw's data starts in 1999, and the cases you have listed are all in 1996.\n\nHonestly, I can't think of a site that lists all third party briefs to a specific supreme court case out for you, so you will probably have to find data then read through it \n\nOne more tip:\nCheck and see if your school has a subscription to Westlaw.com\n\nGood Luck
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Try this site, it might be helpful.\n\nhttp://www.supreme.state.az.us/publicaccess/notification/search.asp
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* Localize your letter -- explain how marriage equality will affect you or people you know in your community.  Include examples of discrimination you or others have faced as a result of discriminatory marriage laws.\n    * Make your letter timely - if the newspaper has recently printed a story or column about the issue of marriage and same-sex couples, you can reference the article and use it as a springboard for your letter.\n    * Keep your letter short and to the point -- 250 words maximum.\n    * Your letter should carry its most important message in the first paragraph.\n    * Include your name, address and daytime phone number.  Editors like to call to confirm that the letter was actually written by the person whose name appears on the letter.\n    * Limit the number of points you make, and stay on the same subject.
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You should have the full appeals procedure in the university's handbook. It usually (but not always) takes up to five working days to organise a committe to hear your case and you should be allowed to have a representative with you to speak for you and as a witness. The decision should be given in writing within another 5 working days. If the decision was not the one you wanted, you should then have another five working days to appeal against the decision, but you need to show that the hearing was not conducted according to the rules. Then you could wait another five working days for another hearing with higher authorities listening to the case.\n\nConsult your university handbook and if it is not in there ask the student union representative to get the procedure from the administration office for you. You have a right to appeal and to have a copy of the procedure.\n\nI hope this helps.\n\nRegarding your appeal against a grade, having to miss lectures or failing to study because you had to work might not be accepted as a reasonable circumstance. As an international student you should work only 20 hours a week and that leaves plenty of time for lectures and assignments, etc. A better circumstance would be to challenge the grade of some "group assignments" and show that your grade was lower because the others did not work as well as you did.\n\nGood luck with the appeal.
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You might look into Roberts Rules or Order.  Basic text for arguments.  Also has some sample bylaws.
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U could write about the power struggle between the classes. U could write about the current state of healthcare. U could write about race relations. U could write about the typical american family, and how it's changed..and the troubles associated with it. U could also write about the struggles people have with the current administration. I'm sure u could find stuff on line, and in hard back. Check with ur instructor every step of the way.
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You must determine the address of the court that tried the case and request a transcript from the clerk of court. The transcript will probably fill a truck and you will be charged for the copies on a per-page basis and probably the labor cost of preparing it for you. I hope you have lots of money!
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It depends what you are appealing at what level-county, state, federal. In the paperwork for whatever it is you are appealing, the process should be listed. If it isn't, contact your local Legal Aid Society.
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Simple!\nAsk any legal secretary or, copy a similar statute, for the form you need....
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As a law student I have had to find cases and so forth.\nThe best thing to do is use your search engine and try different keywords and see what you come up with, you will probably come up with acutal cases........read the first couple of paragraphs of the case you pull and see if its what you're looking for...............\n"Ohio, obsenity prosecution, or prosecution Ohio case, obsenity..........move the words around...........
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Most judges get tons of these letters everyday and unfortunately they won't really help.  The best advice is to write a concise, but detailed letter that emphasizes your strong points and just hope for the best.
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This is a listing of briefs for cases currently on the Docket.  The Burlington Northern and Santa Fe RR case is an employment discrimination case.  I've also posted a link to the latest slip opinions.\n\nhttp://www.abanet.org/publiced/preview/briefs/home.html\nhttp://www.supremecourtus.gov/opinions/05slipopinion.html
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If you could give a case citation, or at least the complete name of the case, the jurisdiction, and the approximate year of the decision, I can read it and give you some idea.  Unfortunately, you didn't give enough information to obtain help.