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8.4.12 THE ARGUMENT

Much has already been written about the argument; I will simply note here that Rule 24.1(i) asks that the argument exhibit “clearly the points of fact and of law presented and [cite] the authorities and statutes relied on.” Some appellate courts may ask counsel to list any relevant authority that goes against counsel’s argument. Thus, even though the method of written argument may not vary from court to court, you must still consult local rules about the argument itself.

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Source: Beazley Mary Beth. A Practical Guide to Appellate Advocacy. Fifth Edition. — Wolters Kluwer Law,2018. — 475 p.. 2018
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