MANDATE: To promote and encourage the teaching of trial and appellate advocacy and the participation of the College and its Fellows in the teaching process.
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On Friday, June 23, 2017 at the University of Texas School of Law in Austin, the Utah Supreme Court case State v. Long was the basis for a program called "May It Please the Court: Effective Oral Appellate Advocacy." It was presented to public interest lawyers by Fellows of the College and the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers. It was the first time these two organizations have collaborated.
Committee Members
Joseph C. Crawford
Chair
Lorna S. McClusky
Vice Chair
David F. Abernethy
Member
John C. Barron
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Pamela A. Bresnahan
Member
Richard C. Burch
Member
Thomas P. Burke II
Member
Barry Coburn
Member
Jan Conlin
Member
Harriet E. Cooperman
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David D. Ernst
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Henry D. Fellows, Jr.
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Richard H. Friedman
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John P. Gilligan
Member
Peter Griffin
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Thomas J. Heiden
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Nan M. Horvat
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James R. Hubbard
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Phillip T. Jackson
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Jessica Kimmel
Member
Robert J. Livermore
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Sophie Melchers
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Dawn M. Parsons
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William N. Poorten III
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Mary Lee Ratzel
Member
Kenneth W. Ravenell
Member
Laura M. Roan
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Regina M. Rodriguez
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Kevin L. Ross
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Susan K. Sapp
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Dennis R. Suplee
Member
Michael E. Upchurch
Member
Steven W. Usdin
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Sylvia H. Walbolt
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William P. Wallace, Jr.
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Shea Sisk Wellford
Member
Lonnie J. Williams, Jr.
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Charles J. Zauzig III
Member
Joe R. Caldwell, Jr.
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