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New Appellate Rules and Electronic Briefs Seminar
Afternoon Session
September 10, 2014
Minneapolis, MN
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A Closer Look at the New Appellate Rules: E-Filing, Pilot Projects and Other Changes
Appellate Practice: Electronic Briefs – Brief-Writing for When Judges Will Be Reading the Brief on a Computer Screen
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