October 30th: Recently Filed Reply Brief
Yamada Cert Reply Brief, Filed on October 30, 2015.
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Oct, 2015
The Cockle Bur Blog
Legal minds on legal matters and whatever else strikes our fancy.
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Oct, 2015
Frequently Asked Questions
How Is Cockle Legal Briefs Different? We strive to craft the highest quality Briefs. We succeed because we are the only Supreme Court brief printer to proofread everything—with teams of two professional readers—and our staff actively pursues an intimate knowledge of Court practices and conventions. Located in the heart of the nation, we are able [...]
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Oct, 2015
October 23rd: Recently Filed Petition
Rizzo v. Pennsylvania, filed on October 19, 2015
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Oct, 2015
October 17th: Recently Filed Petitions
Frew v. Traylor, filed on October 12, 2015 Parr v. Ford Motor Co., filed on October 13, 2015 The Original Talk Radio Network, Inc. v. Weiner, filed on October 15, 2015
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Oct, 2015
Writing A Legal Brief: A Study Of A Granted Pro Se Petition
At Cockle Legal Briefs, we work with quite a few non-lawyers who are looking for tips to help them when writing a legal brief. Occasionally our conversations with our pro se customers move beyond the necessary formatting and content requirements for a Supreme Court brief, and into more basic questions of legal writing. Over time, [...]
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Oct, 2015
Cockle Legal Briefs: Putting Your Words On Paper
Cockle Legal Briefs is the nation’s leading preparer of United States Supreme Court briefs. We specialize in preparing the booklet brief format described in Supreme Court Rule 33.1. The required booklet format is extremely specific and unusual. Very few copy shops—or even general commercial printers—have the expertise or equipment to prepare a Supreme Court booklet. [...]
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Oct, 2015
October 9th: Recently Filed Petitions
Heinz v. U.S., filed on October 2, 2015 Beck v. Edwards, filed on October 6, 2015
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Oct, 2015
Inmate Pro Se Litigant: Corrlinks
An inmate who is no longer able to afford ongoing legal representation must often pursue his legal remedies as a pro se litigant. This task can be doubly difficult for the prisoner pro se litigant because communications with outside support can be so difficult. But sometimes, the incarcerated pro se litigant has access to a [...]
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Oct, 2015
9th Circuit Court of Appeals Information
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals is located in San Francisco, California, and serves Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands. Below are a few unique rules and attributes of the 9th Circuit. Cir. Rule 28-2.6 states that there must be a “Statement of Related Cases” section on the [...]
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Oct, 2015
Non-Lawyer Legal Writing Tips: Question Presented
At Cockle Legal Briefs, we work with quite a few non-lawyers who are looking for legal writing tips to help them draft a stronger petition for the U.S. Supreme Court. Occasionally our conversations with our pro se customers move beyond the necessary formatting and content requirements for a Supreme Court brief, and into more basic [...]