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Circuit Judge
James is a Circuit Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, a territory that includes Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Writing opinions on up to 200 cases per year, James walks us through the process of a typical appeal, from reviewing briefs with his clerks and hearing oral arguments to discussing the case with the other two Circuit Judges and finally writing his opinion.
Runtime: 106m:106s
James is a Circuit Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, a territory that includes Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Writing opinions on up to 200 cases per year, James walks us through the process of a typical appeal, from reviewing briefs with his clerks and hearing oral arguments to discussing the case with the other two Circuit Judges and finally writing his opinion.
Runtime: 106m:106s
Circuit Judge
James is a Circuit Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, a territory that includes Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Writing opinions on up to 200 cases per year, James walks us through the process of a typical appeal, from reviewing briefs with his clerks and hearing oral arguments to discussing the case with the other two Circuit Judges and finally writing his opinion.
Runtime: 142m:142s
James is a Circuit Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, a territory that includes Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Writing opinions on up to 200 cases per year, James walks us through the process of a typical appeal, from reviewing briefs with his clerks and hearing oral arguments to discussing the case with the other two Circuit Judges and finally writing his opinion.
Runtime: 142m:142s
Circuit Judge
James is a Circuit Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, a territory that includes Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Writing opinions on up to 200 cases per year, James walks us through the process of a typical appeal, from reviewing briefs with his clerks and hearing oral arguments to discussing the case with the other two Circuit Judges and finally writing his opinion.
Runtime: 110m:110s
James is a Circuit Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, a territory that includes Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Writing opinions on up to 200 cases per year, James walks us through the process of a typical appeal, from reviewing briefs with his clerks and hearing oral arguments to discussing the case with the other two Circuit Judges and finally writing his opinion.
Runtime: 110m:110s
Circuit Judge
James is a Circuit Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, a territory that includes Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Writing opinions on up to 200 cases per year, James walks us through the process of a typical appeal, from reviewing briefs with his clerks and hearing oral arguments to discussing the case with the other two Circuit Judges and finally writing his opinion.
Runtime: 47m:47s
James is a Circuit Judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, a territory that includes Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Writing opinions on up to 200 cases per year, James walks us through the process of a typical appeal, from reviewing briefs with his clerks and hearing oral arguments to discussing the case with the other two Circuit Judges and finally writing his opinion.
Runtime: 47m:47s
Attorney, Entertainment
Stephanie is an Entertainment Lawyer with the American Broadcasting Companies in New York, NY. Having worked in entertainment law for live events, television and film, and theatrical productions, Stephanie gives us an insider's look at the inner working of a legal department of an entertainment venture. Whether reviewing contracts for on-site vending machines or intellectual property disputes of international music stars, Stephanie tells us that interested students need to have the grit and determination to keep pushing forward on every project.
Runtime: 80m:80s
Stephanie is an Entertainment Lawyer with the American Broadcasting Companies in New York, NY. Having worked in entertainment law for live events, television and film, and theatrical productions, Stephanie gives us an insider's look at the inner working of a legal department of an entertainment venture. Whether reviewing contracts for on-site vending machines or intellectual property disputes of international music stars, Stephanie tells us that interested students need to have the grit and determination to keep pushing forward on every project.
Runtime: 80m:80s
