Journal of Appellate Practice and Process - 2005
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- More judicial outreach: "Justice on Wheels" from the Supreme Court of Wisconsin.
- Go East, young lawyers: the Stanford Law School Supreme Court Litigation Clinic.
- Learning from Professor Llewellyn.
- Supreme court advocacy: acquiring the necessary expertise.
- All mixed up about mixed questions.
- Selecting the supremes: the appointment of judges to the Supreme Court of Canada.
- The best oral argument I (n)ever made.
- Finality versus consistency: does investor-state arbitration need an appellate system?
- What appellate judges do.
- Pre-argument settlement at the Michigan Court of Appeals: a secret too well kept.
- Foreword.
- A lecture on appellate advocacy.
- Recusal on appeal: an appellate advocate's perspective.
- Dress rehearsal: The Moot Court Program at Georgetown Law Center's Supreme Court Institute.
- Don't shoot the Canons: maintaining the appearance of propriety standard.
- Recusals and the 'problem' of an equally divided Supreme Court.
- What's the difference? Comparing the advocacy preferences of state and federal appellate judges.
- Incivility and unprofessionalism on appeal: impugning the integrity of judges.
- Avoiding missteps in the Supreme Court: a guide to resources for counsel.
- A judicial secretary's many roles: working with an appellate judge and clerks.
- Now and then at the Supreme Court.
- Recusal on appeal.
- American State Appellate Court technology diffusion.