San Diego Federal Bar Association’s Post

I toally agree with Tamara P. Nash when she writes: "I encourage all attorneys, especially young and new lawyers, to pursue their admission to the US Supreme Court Bar. While your practice may never bring you to the well of the Court, all attorneys should have the opportunity to take part in this once-in-a-lifetime moment." Read below to see how you can join the ABA Senior Lawyers Division next year and get admitted to the SCOTUS! https://lnkd.in/eaQdWFwP

Today's post is on "At the Altar of the Appellate Gods: Arguing before the US Supreme Court," by Lisa Sarnoff Gochman. She tells her journey to the SCOTUS and arguing before the Court on her case. It is an excellent memoir. Her case involved a violent, racially motivated crime. The book can be found at https://lnkd.in/gGTqz8MB

When looking for case law, your first thought might be to go to our U.S. Supreme Court Library or Fastcase databases. Those are great resources, but have you ever thought about checking out the Law Journal Library and Bar Journals Library? In these collections, you can find analysis, background, and more about famous court cases. And just in time for spooky season, we’ve conjured up some creepy cases that will be sure to make your skin crawl. So light your jack-o’-lanterns, call upon your favorite ghosts and ghouls, and let’s dive into this eerie edition of Behind the Bindings. https://lnkd.in/eCjhpzRG

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The Sentencing Council is seeking feedback on proposed improvements to guidance on ancillary orders available on conviction. Judges, magistrates, legal advisers, and lawyers are invited to share their views on the clarity, accuracy, and usefulness of the new and revised guidance. Of particular interest is the unlawful profit order for sub-letting convictions, with new guidance in development. Question 33 in the Consultation Paper seeks comments on the content of this guidance and the related sentencing guidelines. Don't miss the opportunity to contribute to shaping these important guidelines. Provide your feedback before the consultation closes on December 4, 2024. The link to the consultation is here: https://lnkd.in/etB-nu_h. #SentencingCouncil #LegalGuidance #AncillaryOrders #FeedbackWelcome

Judge Stephen J. McGreevy, a former prosecutor, reflects on his transition to the bench, emphasizing fairness and rehabilitation in misdemeanor cases. McGreevy's unique perspective and commitment to justice have earned him praise from attorneys for his fairness and approachability. His dedication to the law and the community is evident in his work, including his handling of jury trials and mentoring of young attorneys. Read more [subscription required]: https://ow.ly/Rj6U50U9r9R #LegalProfession #LegalInsights #Prosecutor #LegalCommunity

Talk about an attorney making an impact. Thanks again, Matt!

Does the judge on your case matter? Absolutely, but maybe not for the reasons you think. 🤔 In Los Angeles, judges aren’t biased by gender—but each judge has a unique approach to cases, with their own judicial philosophy. At Provinziano & Associates, we know the local rules, understand each judge’s style, and focus on presenting your case with precision. It's how we apply the law to your specific facts that truly makes the difference. 💼 #LosAngelesLaw #FamilyLaw #ProvinzianoAndAssociates

this video is for all law students all court clerks and all bail-of to watch it's about equal justice under the law https://lnkd.in/g2DczqVn

Facing a day in court? Preparation is key to making a strong impression and handling the experience with confidence. Our latest blog shares essential tips for defendants, covering everything from what to wear to how to speak and stay composed in front of a judge.