“We are error-correcting courts,” said Florida appellate Judge Morris Silberman. “Appellate lawyers know what appellate judges need to make a decision that is based on the law.”
February 21, 2024 at 07:30 AM
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Editor/columnist
There are at least a couple of different schools of thought when it comes to approaching an appeal.
Some think the lawyer who tried the case below likely knows the facts backward and forward and has a mastery of the underlying legal issues. Let them follow this thing through to the end.
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Judges Morris Silberman, left, and Nelly Khouzam, right, of Florida’s Second District Court of Appeal, speaking during a webcast presented by the ABOTA Foundation, on Tuesday, February 20, 2024. Image via web video
