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APPELLATE CLERKSHIP WRITING APPLICATION SPRING 2016 PROFESSOR JOHN FREEMAN This class is only open to students who have accepted an appellate clerkship or who are planning to apply for one next year.

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How to fill out appellate clerkship writing:

1. Start by thoroughly reading and understanding the case materials. Familiarize yourself with the relevant legal issues, facts, and arguments presented.
2. Analyze the case and identify the key legal and factual issues that are crucial to the appellate court's decision-making process.
3. Craft a clear and concise statement of the issues. Summarize the main legal questions that the appellate court needs to address.
4. Develop a strong argument by conducting extensive legal research. Find relevant case law, statutes, regulations, and legal principles that support your position.
5. Organize your argument in a logical and coherent manner. Present your points in a clear and persuasive manner, using headings and subheadings to structure your writing.
6. Use clear and concise language. Avoid using unnecessary jargon or complex legal terminology that may confuse the reader.
7. Support your arguments with evidence. Cite relevant case law, statutes, and other legal authorities to bolster your position.
8. Anticipate and address counterarguments. Consider possible opposing points of view and provide compelling rebuttals to strengthen your argument.
9. Format your writing according to the specific guidelines provided by the appellate court. Pay attention to the required font style, margins, spacing, and citation format.
10. Proofread and edit your writing to ensure accuracy, clarity, and coherence. Check for grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors.

Who needs appellate clerkship writing?

Appellate clerkship writing is crucial for individuals or organizations who are involved in the appellate court process.

1. Law clerks: Law clerks work closely with judges in researching and writing legal opinions. They assist in analyzing cases and preparing written materials, including appellate clerkship writing.
2. Attorneys: Attorneys who handle appellate cases need to draft and submit appellate briefs that effectively present their arguments and support their client's position.
3. Judges: Appellate judges may require appellate clerkship writing to thoroughly understand the legal issues and arguments presented before making a decision.
4. Law students: Appellate clerkship writing provides valuable experience for law students who plan to pursue a career in appellate practice. It helps them develop their legal research, writing, and analytical skills.

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What is appellate clerkship writing?

Appellate clerkship writing involves drafting legal documents for appellate court cases.

Who is required to file appellate clerkship writing?

Lawyers, legal clerks, or anyone representing a party in an appellate court case may be required to file appellate clerkship writing.

How to fill out appellate clerkship writing?

Appellate clerkship writing can be filled out by following the specific format and guidelines provided by the court where the case is being heard.

What is the purpose of appellate clerkship writing?

The purpose of appellate clerkship writing is to present legal arguments, facts, and evidence to support a party's position in an appellate court case.

What information must be reported on appellate clerkship writing?

Information such as case number, parties involved, legal arguments, citations, and references must be reported on appellate clerkship writing.

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