Journal of Appellate Practice and Process

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• CITATION STICKINESS.
• REFLECTIONS ON THE CHURCH/STATE PUZZLE.
• THE POWER OF A MENTOR.
• THE EUROJUST JOINT SUPERVISORY BODY'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE EU BOARDS OF APPEAL.
• POTHOLE LAWS, APPELLATE COURTS, AND JUDICIAL DRIFT.
• SHOT SELECTION.
• THE ART OF THE EFFECTIVE REPLY.
• THE RIGHT TO APPEAL IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE.
• NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBAL APPELLATE COURTS: UNDERESTIMATED AND OVERLOOKED.
• SLUMPING: THE EIGHTH CIRCUIT'S SUPREME COURT BATTING AVERAGE IN FEDERAL-SENTENCING CASES.

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• The paperless Court of Appeals comes of age.
• George Washington, Elena Kagan, and the town of Greece, New York: the First Amendment and religious minorities.
• THE EUROJUST JOINT SUPERVISORY BODY'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE EU BOARDS OF APPEAL.
• DISRESPECTFUL DISSENT: JUSTICE SCALIA'S REGRETTABLE LEGACY OF INCIVILITY.
• A past and future of judicial elections: the case of Montana.
• Nearing thirty years: the Burger court, Strickland v. Washington, and the parameters of the right to counsel.
• All copying is not created equal: borrowed language in Supreme Court opinions.
• CITATION STICKINESS.
• Extended vacancies, crushing caseloads, and emergency panels in the federal courts of appeals.
• Infrequently asked questions.