19 Saturday Nov 2016
Posted in Appellate Writing, Legal Analysis, Legal Argument, Legal Writing, Readability
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The Ten Commandments of Brief Writing, by Keith Lee, Associate’s Mind Blog
http://associatesmind.com/2016/11/17/ten-commandments-brief-writing/
Do not miss this one! Keith Lee gives some excellent advice, and provides a honey pot link to Justice Maria Rivera’s “The Ten Commandments of Brief Writing.” Appellate judges pull no punches when it comes to what works and what doesn’t in appellate briefs. -CCE
08 Sunday Nov 2015
Posted in Discovery, Social Media, Subpoena Duces Tecum
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Associate'sMind Blog, Discovery, Electronic Communication Service, Keith Lee, Remote Computing Service, Social media, Stored Communications Act, Subpoena Duces Tecum
Social Media Subpoena Guide 2015 Edition, posted by Keith Lee, Associate’sMind Blog
http://associatesmind.com/2015/01/26/social-media-subpoena-guide-2015-edition/
I cannot explain why people lose their sense of discretion and decorum on social media. I just know that it often happens. In some areas of law, Facebook is a lawyer’s gift from God. How many of you routinely tell your clients to close their social media websites and/or delete incriminating photos and posts?
If you get lucky, the person who swore in a deposition that he never drinks alcohol has a picture on his or a friend’s Facebook page in which he is chugging a beer with a big thumb’s up. Don’t you just love it when that happens? Ah, good times.
But it is not always easy to get your sticky fingers on the smoking gun. Keith Lee has some good advice for finding and obtaining social media, which he has generously shared with us. -CCE
I initially wrote about how to subpoena various social media sites back in 2011. Seeing as it has been a few years I thought it was time to provide an update.
