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GOVERNMENT LAW CENTER DVDs of oral arguments before the New York Court of Appeals, available from September 1989 to date, can be purchased at a cost of $75* per case (plus $5 shipping and handling

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8. Label the DVD: Use a marker or printable DVD labels to label the DVD with relevant information, such as the case name, case number, date, etc.
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2. Attorneys: Attorneys may require DVDs of oral arguments to review case proceedings and strengthen their arguments.
3. Judges: Judges may request DVDs of oral arguments to refer back to during the decision-making process.
4. Court reporters: Court reporters may use DVDs of oral arguments to transcribe court proceedings accurately.
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What is dvds of oral arguments?

DVDs of oral arguments refer to recordings of legal proceedings where lawyers present their arguments to a judge or a panel of judges. These recordings can be used for review, appeal processes, or public access.

Who is required to file dvds of oral arguments?

Typically, the party presenting the oral arguments must file the DVDs, which can include attorneys representing the plaintiff, defendant, or other relevant parties in the case.

How to fill out dvds of oral arguments?

When preparing DVDs of oral arguments, ensure they are labeled with the case name, docket number, date of the hearing, and any other required identifiers as per the jurisdiction's guidelines.

What is the purpose of dvds of oral arguments?

The purpose of DVDs of oral arguments is to provide a comprehensive record of the proceedings for reference, to aid in the decision-making process, and to serve as a resource for appeals or public disclosure.

What information must be reported on dvds of oral arguments?

The DVDs must include details such as the case title, docket number, date and time of the oral argument, names of the attorneys or parties presenting, and the judicial panel involved.