01390nam a2200193Ia 450000100070000000500170000700800410002402000150006504000100008005000230009010000370011324500850015026000550023530000240029050400410031450507520035565000410110770000480114825222320160527190136.0011029s1998    flu      b    000   eng d  a9075228155  aPUCPR00aKFF 555b.E45 19981 aElligett, Raymond T.cJr.2Local10aFlorida apellate practice and advocacycRaymond T. Elligett, Jr., John M. Scheb.  a[Palm Harbor, Fla.]bBookWorld Publicationsc1998.  axvi, 305 p.c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aCh. 1. Overview of the appellate process - - Ch. 2. Jurisdiction of the appellate courts - - Ch. 3. Preservation of issues in lower tribunals - - Ch. 4. The mechanics of initiating appeals - - Ch. 5. The record on appeal - - Ch. 6. Parties on appeal - - Ch. 7. Motions and applications for relief pending appeal - - Ch. 8. Original remedies in appellate courts - - Ch. 9. Drafting and filing briefs in appellate courts - - Ch. 10. The art of oral advocacy - - Ch. 11. Criminal appeals; juvenile appeals; post-conviction relief - - Ch. 12. Attorney's fees on appeal and costs - - Ch. 13. Professional responsibility of appellate advocates - - Ch. 14. Internal operating procedures - - Ch. 15. Disposition of appeals; mandates; post-opinion actions. 0aAppellate procedurezFlorida.2Local10aScheb, John M.q(John Malcom)d1926-2Local