How to Win on Appeal: Make Your Record Clear

To give your client the best chance to win on appeal, attorneys must work to ensure that the court record is clear, says Wisconsin Appeals Court Judge Mary Lazar.
“You have to make the record clear because when it goes up to the court of appeals, it’s black and white, it’s just the words. There’s nothing else,” says Lazar.
That means, for example, attorneys should make sure all of their exhibits introduced during the trial are admitted into evidence.
Lazar presented at the State Bar of Wisconsin's 2023 Annual Meeting & Conference. Her session was “Making the Record: Tips for Winning at the Trial and Appellate Courts.”
Learn more about the Annual Meeting & Conference at www.wisbar.org/amc
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All laws repugnant to the constitution are null and void

[@WhirledPublishing]

Right - lawyers and judges often do whatever will result in more money for themselves - as in kickbacks or legal fees or contingency fees from their clients.