But how those facts are framed, and which ones are emphasized, can shape the legal argument. You need to explain (in a respectful way!) how the trial court erred, but you cannot re-litigate the facts.

3. Mr. Griffin has provided agency lawyers with a model brief aimed at convincing members of the NLRB to adopt the new legal argument, according to the report. 4.

The Trump administration just made one of its most absurd legal arguments yet. It came in litigation over the government’s effort to detain Kilmar Abrego Garcia ahead of his criminal trial in ...