Co-Head of Supreme Court and Appellate Litigation, US, at Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer. Co-Tail of Twitter. Retweets are my thumb hitting the wrong button.
Exceptionally grateful to be included in @Law360's amazing class of 2019 Appellate MVPs. Lisa, @ShayDvoretzky, and Andy are superb advocates, and I'm in awe to be listed alongside them! #appellatetwitter
@KannonShanmugam@WheelerLydia 2. I expected Grants Pass to run long - but my guess was 15-30 minutes, not 1.5 hours (!).
3. It’s time to experiment with the SG’s banana-overload breakfast. She is ridiculously phenomenal after all, and while I doubt it’s the bananas, I’m willing to try to find out!
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@KannonShanmugam@WheelerLydia My nickname, after all, *is* “#AppellateTwitter clickbait”. . . .
@WheelerLydia’s article was terrific (as usual!), but three points just for fun:
1. I think the Court gives each case (1st or 2d) exactly the attention it deserves.
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@marktrach As always, you’re far too kind, Mark! And if anyone is looking for a terrific argument, I’d recommend skipping mine and listening to any of yours!
@KannonShanmugam I can’t vouch for the bottomside argument, but I can say the opening and rebuttal were truly superb!
(I can also say with confidence the same superlatives apply to ANY argument by a certain @KannonShanmugam!)
Dan Geyser appeared on @SCOTUSblog's popular SCOTUStalk podcast with host Amy Howe to discuss how he prepares for oral arguments, how his approach to #SCOTUS arguments differs from circuit court appearances & how he optimizes moot courts. Listen here: https://t.co/TNQjE8aFtL
Thanks so much, @KannonShanmugam! But I did forget to mention a critical tip for first-time advocates: If you want a shot at winning, it’s best *not* to go up against Kannon Shanmugam!
For anyone interested in the strategy of Supreme Court advocacy, this @SCOTUSblog podcast with my friend @DanGeyser is well worth a listen. #AppellateTwitter https://t.co/D0i8n11kTS