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Recent Improvements to the NC Appellate Practice Blog

By Beth Scherer on February 21, 2012

If you are a blog subscriber, you may have noticed some repetitive traffic from our blog mailing list this past week. We apologize for the inconvenience, but are pleased to…
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Posted in NC Court of Appeals, North Carolina Supreme Court, Oral Argument, Record on Appeal, Style and Format

What Starts In Color, Does Not Always Stay In Color. A Practical Tip on Handling Color Documents, Photos, and Exhibits in North Carolina’s State Appellate Courts.

By Beth Scherer on November 17, 2011

The problem: You spent a little extra money on color photos, maps, or exhibits before the trial court. You felt like you had no choice—those exhibits are incomprehensible in black…
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Posted in NC Court of Appeals, North Carolina Supreme Court, Record on Appeal

The Devil Is in the Details: North Carolina Supreme Court Chastens Attorney for Improper Citations

By Kip D. Nelson on October 12, 2011

We often hear that proper citations and “bluebooking” really do not matter, but judges may disagree. Last week the Supreme Court of North Carolina released an opinion in Cummings v. …
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Posted in Judges, North Carolina Supreme Court, Style and Format

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