Apr 26, 2017
How else would you end your first year of law school? #OralArgument #LastDayofClass #TimetoMakeFinalsMyBitch
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How else would you end your first year of law school? #OralArgument #LastDayofClass #TimetoMakeFinalsMyBitch
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#floridasupremecourt #oralargument (at Florida Supreme Court)
Thoughts from watching 9th Circuit oral argument here in town
(1) I WANT TO DO THAT SO MUCH. I want to get up there and make my arguments and politely but firmly demolish opposing counsel's arguments and when one of the judges asks "Well, what about Stubbs-Danielson," respond "Your Honor, Brink controls here rather than Stubbs-Danielson" and then explain why.
(2) Have a strong argument. I mean, obviously. Most of the cases seemed more or less balanced on oral argument, in the sense that the judges asked tough questions of both sides and the responses each attorney gave were reasonably strong, but in a few the case seemed so wildly imbalanced that one side would sit down with five to seven minutes of argument time left, and the other side would wince along trying to answer the judge's questions.
(3) Don't get up there without knowing what you argued in your briefs. Multiple attorneys stood up at the microphone and made arguments that skirted or directly contradicted the arguments they'd made in their briefs. The judges called them on it over and over. (4) I REALLY WANT TO DO THAT.