Happy Holidays!
In March 2022, Judge Adalberto Jordan of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit and Judge Kevin Emas of Florida's Third District Court of Appeal sat down with Robert to talk about legal writing. They gave their views from the bench on what makes legal writing good (and not so good).
Whether you are new to Summarily or an avid listener, you do not want to miss what the judges have to say.
Summarily will be back with new episodes in 2024! Stay tuned.
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