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The Solicitor General And The Evolution Of Activism, James L. Cooper
The Solicitor General And The Evolution Of Activism, James L. Cooper
James M. Cooper
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A Proposal For Improving Argument Before The United States Supreme Court, Louis Sirico
A Proposal For Improving Argument Before The United States Supreme Court, Louis Sirico
Louis J. Sirico Jr.
With rare exceptions, the U.S. Supreme Court allots thirty minutes to each side for oral argument. A review of transcripts and recordings of oral arguments confirms that the Court poses questions and makes comments with remarkable frequency. When students and lay people listen to the recordings, they may remark on the constant interruptions and view the Justices as rude interrogators. With the many questions that the Justices have and the limited time available, the advocates have little opportunity to present their arguments fully. The Justices may interrupt counsel with questions concerning the law or the relevant facts of a case. …
Opening An Oral Argument Before The Supreme Court: The Decline Of Narrative's Role, Louis J. Sirico Jr.
Opening An Oral Argument Before The Supreme Court: The Decline Of Narrative's Role, Louis J. Sirico Jr.
Louis J. Sirico Jr.