... Sarasota, Florida
... Naples, Florida
... Jacksonville, Texas
... Huntersville, North Carolina
... Kanab, Utah
... Los Angeles, California
... Montgomery, Maryland
... White Lake, Michigan
... Howell, New Jersey
... Grantham, Lincolnshire, England
... Kula, Hawaii
... Alta Loma, California
... Melbourne, Australia
... La Canada, California
... Coronado, California
... Jersey City, New Jersey
... Hollywood, Florida
... Pahrump, Nevada
... Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
... Nikiski, Alaska
... Salt Lake City, Utah
... Charlotte, North Carolina
... North Conway, New Hampshire
... Hanover Park, Illinois
... Tampa, Florida
... Brooklyn, New York
... Staughton, Massachussets
... Tucson, Arizona
... Bolivia, North Carolina
... Newark, Delaware
... Bellport, New York
... Bolivia, North Carolina
... Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
... Harpersfield, New York
... Columbus, Ohio
... Northfield, Minnesota
... Reno, Nevada
... Pasadena, Maryland
... Albany, Georgia
... Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
... Clearwater, Florida
... The Bronx, New York
... Knoxville, Tennessee
... Roswell, Georgia
... Barrington, Rhode Island
... Pahoa, Hawaii
... Mission Viejo, California
... Beltsville, Maryland
... Douglas, Wyoming
... Wilson, Wyoming
... Polarville, Mississippi
... Little Rock, Arkansas
... Omaha, Nebraska
... Kearns, Utah
... Mundelein, Illinois
... Sacramento, California
... Mesa, Arizona
... West Jordan, Utah
... Depew, New York
... Janesville, Wisconsin
... Simi Valley, California
... Atlanta, Georgia
... Great Barrington, Massachussets
... Gulfport, Mississippi
... Springville, New York
... Hobart, Indiana
... Sherman Oaks, California
... Duncanville, Texas
... St. Louis, Missouri
... Port Angelew, Washington
... Crawfordsville, Indiana
... San Antonio, Texas
Appeals

Holding Trial Judges Accountable
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Legal First Aid Kit
This class explains the appeals process.
When judges make mistakes you can appeal!
If a judge's mistake helps your opponent win or prevents you from winning, you have to appeal!
File your own appeal.
Defend against your opponents' appeals.
Know how and what to argue ... and why.
This complete class shows how.
Sample forms included
Includes
- First Aid for Lawsuits
- Four Questions for Appeal
- Single Purpose for Appeal
- Whose Rules Rule?
- Making the Record
- Motion to Rehear v. Motion to Reconsider
- Which Court?
- Types of Decisions
- Appeal of Non-Final Orders
- Fees & Costs
- Deadlines
- Filing the Notice of Appeal
- Designating the Record
- Briefs & Memoranda in General
- Sample Appellant's Initial Brief
- Sample Appellee's Answer Brief
- Sample Appellant's Reply Brief
- Actual Appellate Court's Decision
- Oral Argument
- Extraordinary Writs
- Motions on Appeal
- Checklist
- Pro Se Favoritism
- Conclusion
- Quiz
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