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100	1		_aChing, Ann B., _eauthor.
245	1	0	_aContemporary appellate advocacy / _cAnn B. Ching, David B. Gass.
264		1	_aDurham, North Carolina : _bCarolina Academic Press, _c[2025]
300			_axx, 304 pages : _billustrations ; _c26 cm.
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504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0	0	_gPart 1. Introduction to contemporary appellate advocacy -- _tOverview of appellate practice in the United States -- _tNavigating the appellate process -- _tEthics and professionalism in appellate advocacy -- _gPart 2. Building appellate arguments and drafting appellate briefs -- _tAppellate foundations : preserving the record, identifying issues, and understanding standards of review -- _tCrafting compelling arguments -- _tDrafting effective briefs : beyond the argument -- _tFormatting briefs for the modern reader -- _gPart 3. A contemporary advocate's guide to persuasive writing -- _tFundamentals of good legal writing -- _tThe science of persuasion : modern theories and strategies -- _tAdvanced persuasive writing techniques -- _gPart 4. Oral argument in the modern era -- _tMastering oral argument : from preparation to delivery -- _gPart 5. Special considerations in modern appellate advocacy -- _tTechnology's evolving role in contemporary appellate practice -- _tAppellate advocacy in other contexts : moot court, clerkships, and pro bono advocacy.
520			_a"Discover the art and science of appellate advocacy with Contemporary Appellate Advocacy, a comprehensive textbook for law students and lawyers. Moving beyond the basics, this book explores the realities of modern appellate practice. Written by experienced authors Professor Ann Ching and Judge David B. Gass, this textbook demystifies the appellate process, offering both practical advice and theoretical foundations. It emphasizes ethics and professionalism while integrating psychology and social science to teach effective persuasion techniques. The book also adopts a modern approach to writing style and discusses the significant impact of technology on appellate practice. Ideal for various audiences, Contemporary Appellate Advocacy serves as a primary textbook for appellate advocacy courses, a supplemental resource for moot court programs or clerkships, and a reference guide for practicing lawyers. The book is structured into five parts, covering an appellate practice overview, appellate brief drafting, persuasive writing guidance, oral argument strategies, and special considerations, including the integration of legal technology. With Contemporary Appellate Advocacy, you'll become a more effective, persuasive, and knowledgeable advocate. The authors' real-world expertise and practical wisdom make this textbook an invaluable resource for students and practitioners alike"-- _cProvided by publisher.
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