Courthouse is about function, not form

By: Mark Hamby October 22, 2009

As a Tulsa attorney appealing a case from the Northern District of Oklahoma, I was summoned to Denver to give oral argument, an abbreviated presentation of the case, but which can have stressful overtones. Imagine showing up for a final exam, with the flu, and finding out that you are in the wrong location, on ...

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Courthouse is about function, not form

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