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31 App. Prac. 1 (2011-2012)

handle is hein.aba/appra0031 and id is 1 raw text is: pellate Practice S FROM THE SECION OF ITIGATION APELLATE PRACTICE COMMITEE TABLE OF CONTENTS Articles > Appealing Dismissal of Federal Claims upon Remand of State Law Claims There has been little discussion about procedure where a district court assumes jurisdiction over an action including federal and state-law claims, dismisses the former, and then remands the latter. Advice to Young Lawyers: Oral Argument for My Adversaries The author's prior advice on brief writing was so well received that he's rounding things out with advice on oral argument. Appellate Advocacy: A Young Attorney's Perspective The author shares some of what she has learned through experience in several years of appellate advocacy in many different environments. Evolution and Revolution at the Supreme Court: How the Court Became Supreme Like many other decisions before it, the Citizens United decision exemplified the Court's power to change our nation in both profound and subtle ways. When Colors Do Not Match: The Serious Business of Appellate Advocacy The words of Justice Benjamin Cardozo ring as true today as they did almost a hundred years ago when he shared them with the world. But what can they mean for the appellate practitioner? Book Review: Ross Guberman's Point Made It's one thing to pick up some tricks from a law professor who teaches legal writing; it's another to pick them up from Seth Waxman or Carter Phillips. News & Developments > Oral Argument Heard in Lafier v. Cooper The case raises the question of whether a state habeas petitioner is entitled to relief where the petitioner's counsel deficiently advises him or her to reject a favorable plea bargain. Oral Argument Heard in Missouri v. Frye The case raises the question of whether a state habeas petitioner is entitled to relief where the petitioner's counsel failed to advise the petitioner of a plea offer.

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