Note: This is the first of six articles on the appellate standards of review.
Year after year, the first Saturday in May marks arguably the greatest event in horse racing: the Kentucky Derby. This year’s derby was no exception, albeit perhaps for different reasons.
Held on May 4, 2019, a field of 19 3-year-old thoroughbred
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Appellate Standards of Review: Finding Justice for Maximum Security (Part 6)
Note: This is the last of six articles on the appellate standards of review. Start at part one.
In the final entry on this series covering standards of review, we now move from the internal appeal process to the next step: review through the courts. In doing so, I discuss the appeal process involving…
Appellate Standards of Review: Maximizing an Appeal for Maximum Security (Part 5)
Note: This is the fifth of six articles on the appellate standards of review. Start at part one.
In the final two installments of this series on appellate standards of review, I harken back to the first post. There, I discussed the 2019 Kentucky Derby result where racing stewards, reviewing post-race objections, upheld…
Appellate Standards of Review: Anatomy of an Appeal – Proceed with Caution (Part 4)
Note: This is the fourth of six articles on the appellate standards of review. Start at part one.
In prior blog posts, I discussed standards of review and policy considerations involved in appellate issues and cases. Because not every appeal is the same, I’m now going to dissect (delicately) a few thorny considerations.
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In prior blog posts, I discussed standards of review and policy considerations involved in appellate issues and cases. Because not every appeal is the same, I’m now going to dissect (delicately) a few thorny considerations.
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