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Admiralty Law For New Practitioners

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Stockton and Tweed over at How To Law School have quite a humorous post labled "an introductory guide for the young practitioner." The post offers suggestions for admiralty lawyers on topics such as Addressing the Court, Entering the Courtroom and Special Admiralty Terms of Art.

An excerpt from their hypothetical court proceeding:

Judge: Gentlemen; is there any further evidentiary issue to report before we raise the topsail and get underway? Counsel A: Ahoy! Permission to come aboard, Cap'n. Judge: Permission granted............Call your next hand

Full post as published by New Orleans Personal Injury Lawyer on May 03, 2006 (boomark / email).

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