Federal court gives students chance to parry with judges

Arguing a case before a panel of federal appeals-court judges can be daunting even for experienced lawyers. Their clients often have much at stake, and the judges can be relentless, interrupting with questions to point out weaknesses and even occasionally to scold. So Helen Andrews was understandably anxious when, as a third-year Pepperdine University law student, ...

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Federal court gives students chance to parry with judges

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