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This book introduces students to trial preparation, motion practice, jury selection, the trial process, preparation of the jury charge, jury argument, jury deliberations, verdict, instructed verdicts, judgments, and post-trial motions. The text also devotes a chapter to the special problems of non-jury trials. The authors have expanded their coverage of the difficult issue of finality of judgments, and included thorough treatment of original and appellate proceedings in the courts of appeal and in the Texas Supreme Court. This edition addresses recent statutory changes enlarging expedited trials, Texas Supreme Court discretionary jurisdiction, as well as jurisdiction of appellate courts over original proceedings.

The book uses notes to provide supplementary information as well as discussion questions designed to probe understanding of the material and the policy issues. Most sections of the book also contain practice exercises so that you can test your ability to apply the rules. Finally, a number of chapters are followed by an appendix containing actual former Texas bar examination questions, which should be helpful in learning about and preparing for practice.

Dedications xxi
Introduction xxiii
Chapter 1 Pretrial Preparation and Motion Practice
3(64)
§ 1.01 Scheduling the Trial
3(1)
[ A] Setting the Case for Trial in Accordance With Local Rules
3(13)
[ 1] Trial Settings
3(1)
[ a] Methods of Setting for Trial
3(1)
[ b] Consequences of Failure to Set Case for Trial
4(1)
[ c] Notice of Setting for Trial
4(1)
[ d] Expedited Trial Settings
5(1)
[ e] Preferential Settings
5(1)
[ 2] Announcements at Docket Calls
6(1)
[ a] Generally
6(1)
[ b] Consequences of Failure to Announce
6(1)
[ 3] Dismissals for Want of Prosecution
7(1)
Villarreal v. San Antonio Truck & Equipment
7(4)
Notes and Questions
11(2)
Smith v. Babcock & Wilcox Construction Co., Inc.
13(2)
Notes and Questions
15(1)
[ B] Continuances
16(17)
[ 1] Continuance for Absence of Counsel: The Scheduling Dilemma
16(1)
[ a] Conflicting Engagements
17(1)
Oates v. Oates
17(1)
Reyna v. Reyna
18(1)
Notes and Questions
19(1)
[ b] Withdrawal of Counsel
20(1)
Villegas v. Carter
20(2)
Notes and Questions
22(1)
[ 2] Continuance for Want of Testimony (Missing Witness)
22(1)
Burke v. Scott
23(2)
Notes and Questions
25(3)
[ 3] Continuance for Absence of a Party
28(1)
Notes and Questions
28(1)
[ 4] Legislative Continuance
29(3)
Practice Exercise #1
32(1)
[ 5] Expedited Actions
32(1)
§ 1.02 Obtaining a Trial by Jury
33(1)
[ A] The Right to a Jury Trial in Texas
33(9)
State of Texas v. Credit Bureau of Laredo, Inc.
33(4)
State v. Landry
37(2)
Notes and Questions
39(2)
Practice Exercise #2
41(1)
[ B] Jury Fee, Demand, and Waiver
42(5)
Halsell v. Dehoyos
43(1)
Six Flags Over Texas, Inc. v. Parker
44(2)
Notes and Questions
46(1)
[ C] Do You Really Want to Demand a Jury? The Choice Between Trial by Jury and Trial to the Court
47(1)
William V. Dorsaneo III, Texas Litigation Guide
47(1)
Practice Exercise #3
48(1)
§ 1.03 The Motion In Limine and Other Motions on the Eve of Trial
48(1)
[ A] Nature and Use of the Motion in Limine
48(5)
William V. Dorsaneo III, Texas Litigation Guide
48(2)
Acord v. General Motors Corp.
50(1)
Tempo Tamers, Inc. v. Crow-Houston Four, Ltd.
50(1)
Notes and Questions
51(2)
[ B] Practical Use of the Motion in Limine
53(5)
[ 1] Deciding Upon Subjects of the Motion; Opposing the Motion
53(1)
William V. Dorsaneo III, Texas Litigation Guide
53(2)
[ 2] Drafting the Motion
55(1)
William V. Dorsaneo III, Texas Litigation Guide
55(2)
Notes and Questions
57(1)
[ C] Other Motions on the Eve of Trial
58(9)
Note
58(1)
Appendix---Jury Trials, Trial Settings, Continuances, and Motions In Limine
59(8)
Chapter 2 Jury Selection
67(114)
§ 2.01 Selection of Jury Panel
67(1)
[ A] Jury Wheel System
67(1)
[ B] Mechanical or Electronic System
68(1)
[ C] Summoning Jurors
68(1)
[ D] Empaneling the Jury
69(3)
[ 1] Number of Jurors; Panel Selection
69(1)
[ 2] Qualifications
70(1)
[ 3] Exemptions
71(1)
[ E] Assignment for Service
72(2)
[ 1] Interchangeable Juries
72(1)
[ 2] Juries in Other Counties
73(1)
§ 2.02 Voir Dire Examination
74(1)
[ A] Purpose and Scope of Examination
74(21)
Hyundai Motor Co. v. Vasquez
74(15)
In re Commitment of Hill
89(2)
Notes and Questions
91(3)
Practice Exercise #4
94(1)
[ B] Challenges for Cause
95(15)
[ 1] Statutory Disqualification Grounds
95(3)
Practice Exercise #5
98(1)
[ 2] Bias or Prejudice
99(1)
Cortez ex rel. Puentes v. HCCI-San Antonio, Inc.
99(6)
El Hafi v.Baker
105(2)
Practice Exercise #6
107(1)
[ 3] Preservation of Error
107(1)
Hallett v. Houston Northwest Medical Center
107(2)
Notes and Questions
109(1)
[ C] Peremptory Challenges
110(27)
[ 1] Properly Allocating the Number of Peremptory Strikes
110(1)
Tamburello v. Welch
110(4)
Patterson Dental Company v. Dunn
114(5)
Notes
119(1)
[ 2] Constitutionally Flawed Peremptory Challenges
120(1)
[ a] Impermissible Bases for Exercising Peremptory Strikes
121(1)
Powers v. Palacios
121(1)
Notes and Questions
122(1)
Davis v. Fisk Electric Co.
123(10)
Notes and Questions
133(1)
[ b] Procedures for Urging Batson Challenges and Burden of Proof
133(3)
Notes and Questions
136(1)
Practice Exercise #7
136(1)
§ 2.03 Jury Selection in Practice
137(27)
[ A] The Conduct of the Voir Dire Examination in Practice
137(1)
D. Crump, Attorneys' Goals and Tactics in Voir Dire Examination
137(5)
A Sample Voir Dire Examination: Examination by Joseph D. Jamail In Aspromonte v. General Motors
142(21)
Notes and Questions
163(1)
[ B] The Exercise of Peremptory Challenges
164(17)
Sample Jury Information Forms and Jury Strikes: D. Crump, The Anatomy of a Civil Suit: Obiedio v. J. Weingarten, Inc.
164(10)
Notes and Questions
174(2)
Appendix---Jury Selection
176(5)
Chapter 3 The Trial
181(96)
§ 3.01 The Order of Proceedings in a Jury Trial
181(1)
[ A] The Events in a Trial
181(5)
[ 1] Empaneling the Jury
181(1)
[ 2] Opening Statements
182(1)
[ 3] "The Rule"
182(1)
[ 4] Order and Nature of Proof
182(2)
[ 5] The Motion for Instructed Verdict
184(1)
[ 6] The Jury Charge
184(1)
[ 7] Jury Argument
185(1)
[ 8] Jury Deliberations and Receipt of Verdict
185(1)
[ 9] Judgment and New Trial
185(1)
[ 10] Summary
186(1)
[ B] The Right to Open and Close
186(9)
Montoya v. Nueces Vacuum Service, Inc.
186(8)
Notes and Questions
194(1)
§ 3.02 Opening Statements
195(5)
Ranger Insurance Co. v. Rogers
196(3)
Notes and Questions
199(1)
§ 3.03 Invoking "The Rule"
200(9)
Drilex Systems, Inc. v. Flores
200(9)
Practice Exercise #8
209(1)
§ 3.04 The Mechanics of Presenting Proof
209(1)
[ A] Exhibits: Presenting and Excluding Evidence
209(6)
Guetersloh v. C.I.T. Corp.
209(2)
Notes and Questions
211(1)
Dorsaneo & Johnson, Texas Civil Trial Guide
211(4)
[ B] Stipulations
215(4)
Jackson v. Lewis
215(4)
[ C] Direct Examination of Witnesses: The Format of Making One's Proof
219(15)
D. Crump, Some Problems of Direct Examination and Their Solutions
219(4)
Introduction to Sample Direct Examination of Plaintiff as Witness in Obiedio v. J. Weingarten, Inc.
223(1)
A Sample Witness Examination: Excerpts From Testimony of the Plaintiff, Record at 81-94, Obiedio v. J. Weingarten, Inc.
224(9)
Notes and Questions
233(1)
[ D] The Relationship Between the Evidence and Instructed Verdict
234(5)
Note on Instructed Verdict
234(1)
J. Weingarten, Inc. v. Obiedio
234(5)
[ E] Cross-Examination and Examination of Adverse Parties
239(2)
Kiel v. Texas Employers Insurance Association
239(1)
Note
240(1)
Truco Properties, Inc. v. Charlton
241(1)
[ F] Use of Discovery Materials at Trial
241(1)
[ G] Use of Opinion Testimony at Trial
242(17)
[ 1] Overview: Lay and Expert Testimony
242(1)
Dorsaneo & Johnson, Texas Civil Trial Guide
242(3)
[ 2] The Texas Supreme Court Applies Daubert/Robinson
245(1)
Gammill v. Jack Williams Chevrolet, Inc.
245(12)
Notes and Questions
257(2)
[ H] Control by the Court of the Presentation of Proof: Comments, Rulings, and Preservation of Error
259(9)
[ 1] Prejudicial Comments; Preserving Error as to Excluded Evidence
259(1)
J. Pope & C.E. Hampton, Presenting And Excluding Evidence
259(3)
Texas Employers' Insurance Association v. Garza
262(4)
[ 2] Preserving Error as to Admitted Evidence
266(1)
Harlow v. Swift and Co.
266(1)
Practice Exercise #9
267(1)
§ 3.05 Trial Motion Practice
268(9)
William V. Dorsaneo III, Texas Litigation Guide
268(3)
Appendix---Invoking the Rule and Expert Testimony
271(6)
Chapter 4 The Jury Charge
277(130)
§ 4.01 The Jury Charge---Background and Overview
277(1)
[ A] The Purpose of the Jury Charge
277(1)
[ B] A Sample Texas Jury Charge
278(7)
[ 1] Broad Form Submission
278(6)
Notes and Questions
284(1)
[ 2] Separate and Distinct Submission
284(1)
Notes and Questions
285(1)
[ C] Historical Development and Pervasive Issues
285(16)
[ 1] Pre-1973: Specific Questions (Special Issues)
285(1)
[ 2] The Transition Period: 1973-1988
286(2)
[ 3] Treatment of the Inferential Rebuttal Defense
288(2)
[ 4] Variance Problems
290(1)
Brown v. American Transfer and Storage Co.
291(3)
Notes and Questions
294(1)
[ 5] The Court Commits to Broad Form
294(1)
Island Recreational Development Corp. v. Republic of Texas Savings Association
294(7)
Notes and Questions
301(1)
§ 4.02 Mandatory Broad-Form Submission: The Current System
301(1)
[ A] Question Format
302(29)
Texas Department of Human Services v. E.B.
302(2)
Notes and Questions
304(1)
Keetch v. Kroger Co.
304(3)
H.E. Butt Grocery Co. v. Warner
307(1)
Crown Life Insurance Co. v. Casteel
308(6)
Notes and Questions
314(2)
Harris County v. Smith
316(10)
Notes and Questions
326(5)
Practice Exercise #10 (Jury Questions)
331(1)
[ B] The Relationship of Explanatory Instructions and Definitions to the Jury Questions
331(27)
[ 1] Historical Development and Overview
331(1)
[ 2] Relating Instructions and Definitions to "Jury Questions"
332(1)
Diamond Offshore Management Co. v. Guidry
332(1)
Note
333(1)
[ 3] When Instructions are "Proper"
333(1)
Brandon v. Cooper
333(2)
Notes and Questions
335(2)
[ 4] Improper Judicial Comments: Instructions that Nudge the Jury, Comment on the Weight of the Evidence, or Inform the Jury of the Effect of its Answers
337(1)
Acord v. General Motors Corp.
337(3)
Maddox v. Denka Chemical Corp.
340(2)
Lone Star Gas Co. v. Lemond
342(2)
Notes and Questions
344(1)
[ 5] Submission of Inferential Rebuttal Instructions
345(1)
Dillard v. Texas Electric Cooperative
345(5)
[ 6] Informing Jurors of Effect of Answers on Judgment
350(1)
H.E. Butt Grocery Co. v. Bilotto
350(6)
Notes and Questions
356(2)
Practice Exercise #11 (Instructions and Definitions)
358(1)
§ 4.03 Requests to Charge and Objections to the Charge
358(12)
[ A] Preservation of Charge Complaints
358(1)
[ 1] Traditional Rules
359(1)
William V. Dorsaneo, III, Revision and Recodification of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure Concerning the Jury Charge
359(1)
Lyles v. Texas Employers' Insurance Association
360(1)
Notes and Questions
361(1)
[ 2] The Texas Supreme Court's New Approach
361(1)
State Dep't of Highways and Public Transp. v. Payne
361(6)
Notes and Questions
367(3)
[ B] The Timing of Objections and Requests
370(6)
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. v. Cross
370(5)
Notes and Questions
375(1)
[ C] The Manner of Making Requests to Charge and Objections to the Court's Proposed Charge
376(12)
[ 1] Making Objections
376(1)
Monsanto Company v. Milam
376(3)
[ 2] Making Requests
379(1)
Department of Human Services v. Hinds
379(4)
Dallas Market Center Development v. Liedeker
383(2)
Notes and Questions
385(2)
Practice Exercise #12 (Objections and Requests)
387(1)
[ D] The Consequences of Failure to Object
388(19)
[ 1] Waiver of Substantive Legal Theory
388(1)
Barfield v. Brogdon
388(3)
Holland v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
391(3)
Notes and Questions
394(3)
[ 2] Deemed Elements
397(1)
Hawes v. Central Texas Production Credit Association
397(2)
[ 3] Waived Grounds
399(1)
Sudderth v. Howard
399(2)
Notes and Questions
401(2)
Appendix---The Jury Charge
403(4)
Chapter 5 Jury Argument
407(48)
§ 5.01 The Legitimate Functions of Argument to the Jury
407(13)
Standard Fire Insurance Co. v. Reese
407(8)
Notes and Questions
415(1)
Mcinnes v. Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A.
416(2)
Notes and Questions
418(2)
§ 5.02 How Jury Argument Works in Practice
420(10)
Crump, Effective Jury Argument: The Organization
420(2)
Notes and Questions
422(1)
Court's Charge in Pennzoil Co. v. Texaco, Inc.
423(2)
Excerpts From Jury Arguments or Summations in Pennzoil Co. v. Texaco, Inc.
425(5)
§ 5.03 Proper and Improper Types of Jury Argument
430(1)
[ A] Appeals to Passion and Prejudice
430(9)
Matter of Marriage of Knighton
430(3)
Texas Employers' Insurance Association v. Guerrero
433(5)
Notes and Questions
438(1)
[ B] Evidence, Remarks Outside the Record, and Inferences from the Evidence
439(4)
Younger Brothers, Inc. v. Myers
439(2)
Notes and Questions
441(2)
[ C] Arguments About the Law and Arguments Diverting the Jury from its Duty
443(3)
Notes and Questions
445(1)
[ D] Personal Invective and Accusations of Misconduct
446(2)
American Petrofina, Inc. v. PPG Industries, Inc.
446(2)
Notes and Questions
448(1)
[ E] The "Open Door" or "Invited Argument" Doctrine
448(7)
Fulmer v. Thompson
448(3)
Notes and Questions
451(1)
Practice Exercise #13
452(1)
Appendix---Jury Argument
453(2)
Chapter 6 Jury Deliberations and the Verdict
455(62)
§ 6.01 Introduction
455(1)
§ 6.02 Conduct of Jury During Deliberations
455(1)
[ A] The Jury's "Code of Conduct"
455(8)
Practice Exercise #14
461(1)
Notes and Questions
462(1)
[ B] Misconduct During Deliberation and the Harmless Error Rule
463(20)
Pharo v. Chambers County
464(4)
Golden Eagle Archery, Inc. v. Jackson
468(12)
Notes and Questions
480(3)
§ 6.03 The Conduct of the Court: Post-Deliberation Commencement Communications
483(1)
[ A] Responding to Communications From the Jurors
483(3)
Garza v. San Antonio Light
483(3)
Notes and Questions
486(1)
[ B] The Use of Verdict-Urging Instructions
486(2)
§ 6.04 Receipt of Verdict
488(1)
[ A] The "Duty" to Receive the Verdict and Render Judgment
488(4)
McCauley v. Charter Oak Fire Insurance Company
488(3)
Notes and Questions
491(1)
[ B] The Partial Verdict; Consequences of Failure to Insist on a Complete Verdict
492(9)
Fleet v. Fleet
492(2)
Elliott v. Hamilton
494(2)
Garcia v. Spohn Health System
496(4)
Notes and Questions
500(1)
[ C] Conflicting Findings
501(16)
First Nat. Bank at Lubbock v. J.E. Mitchell Co.
501(4)
Note
505(1)
Practice Exercise #15
505(1)
Little Rock Furniture Mfg. Co. v. Dunn
505(5)
Notes And Questions
510(3)
Appendix---Jury Deliberations and the Jury Verdict
513(4)
Chapter 7 Nonjury Trial
517(32)
§ 7.01 Characteristics of a Nonjury Trial
517(1)
[ A] Differences from Jury Trial: Consideration of Evidence
517(1)
[ B] Order of Trial Proceedings
518(1)
[ C] Motion for Judgment
518(1)
[ D] Trial by Consent
519(1)
[ E] The Function of Express Findings and Conclusions
519(2)
[ 1] Presumption of Implied Findings
519(1)
[ 2] Effect of Trial Judge's Express Findings
520(1)
[ F] The Procedure for Requesting Findings and Conclusions
521(1)
Notes and Questions
521(1)
[ G] Effect of Requests for Findings on Appellate Timetable
522(5)
IKB Industries v. Pro-Line Corp.
522(4)
Notes and Questions
526(1)
[ H] The Consequences of a Trial Court's Failure to Make Findings
527(13)
[ 1] Interference with the Proper Presentation of the Appeal
527(1)
Eraser v. Goldberg
527(3)
Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation v. Sealy Independent School District
530(1)
Notes and Questions
530(3)
[ 2] Omitted and Presumed Findings
533(1)
Stretcher v. Gregg
533(6)
Note
539(1)
[ I] Additional Findings of Fact
540(4)
Hood v. Adams
540(2)
Western Steel Co. v. Coast Investment Corp.
542(1)
Notes and Questions
543(1)
Practice Exercise #16
543(1)
§ 7.02 Bases for Challenging Trial Court's Findings of Fact
544(5)
McGalliard v. Kuhlmann
544(3)
Notes and Questions
547(2)
Chapter 8 Taking the Case Away From the Jury: Instructed Verdict and Post-Trial Motions
549(98)
§ 8.01 The Standards for Granting Motions for Instructed Verdict and Post-Trial Motions
549(5)
§ 8.02 Motion for Instructed Verdict
554(1)
[ A] The Standards for Granting an Instructed Verdict
554(25)
[ 1] No Evidence: The Standard for Instructing a Verdict in Favor of the Party Without the Burden of Persuasion
554(1)
Kindred v. Con/Chem, Inc.
554(3)
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Gonzalez
557(4)
Notes and Questions
561(8)
[ 2] Matter of Law: The Standard for Directing a Verdict in Favor of the Party With the Burden of Persuasion
569(1)
Collora v. Navarro
569(2)
Notes and Questions
571(1)
[ 3] Judicial Admissions and Contradictory Testimony
572(2)
[ 4] Credibility Determinations; Disbelief of Testimony
574(1)
Notes and Questions
574(1)
Obiedio v. J. Weingarten, Inc., Record at 94-98
574(1)
Notes and Questions
575(1)
[ 5] The Clear and Convincing Evidence Standard
575(1)
In re J.F.C.
576(3)
[ B] Procedure for Moving for, and Granting, an Instructed Verdict
579(3)
[ 1] The Motion Itself: Statement of Grounds
579(1)
Notes and Questions
580(1)
[ 2] Timing of the Motion for Instructed Verdict
581(1)
[ 3] Effect of Defective Pleadings or Evidence
581(1)
§ 8.03 The Motion for Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict or to Disregard Jury Findings
582(8)
Equistar Chemicals, L.P. v. Dresser-Rand Co.
582(4)
Notes and Questions
586(4)
§ 8.04 The Motion for Judgment on the Verdict
590(3)
Litton Industrial Products v. Gammage
590(2)
First National Bank of Beeville v. Fojtik
592(1)
Note
593(1)
§ 8.05 The Motion for New Trial
593(1)
[ A] Nature and Purpose of the Motion
593(1)
[ B] Procedural Grounds for New Trial
594(22)
[ 1] New Trial Because of Misconduct of Jury, Party, Attorney, Court Officer, or Third Party
594(1)
Note on Presenting Matters Not Yet in the Record by the Motion for New Trial
594(2)
[ 2] New Trial Because of Newly Discovered Evidence
596(1)
Jackson v. Van Winkle
596(6)
Notes and Questions
602(1)
[ 3] A New Trial on Equitable Grounds or for Related Reasons
602(1)
Bank One, Texas, N.A. v. Moody
602(5)
Notes and Questions
607(2)
[ C] New Trial Because of Factual Issues
609(1)
[ 1] Insufficient Evidence; Great Weight and Preponderance
609(1)
Cooper v. Argonaut Insurance Co.
609(3)
Notes and Questions
612(1)
[ 2] Excessive or Inadequate Damages; Remittitur
613(1)
Larson v. Cactus Utility Co.
613(2)
Notes and Questions
615(1)
§ 8.06 Modification of the Trial Court's Judgment; Plenary Power
616(1)
[ A] Motions to Modify the Trial Court's Judgment
616(4)
Brazos Elec. Power Co-Op, Inc. v. Callejo
616(4)
Notes
620(1)
[ B] "Plenary Power" and the Effect of Post-Judgment Motions
620(13)
Lane Bank Equip. Co. v. Smith Southern Equip., Inc.
620(6)
Historical Note
626(1)
Notes and Questions
627(1)
Moritz v. Preiss
628(2)
Notes and Questions
630(1)
Levit v. Adams
631(1)
Note
632(1)
[ C] Judgments "Nunc Pro Tunc"
633(3)
Escobar v. Escobar
633(2)
Notes and Questions
635(1)
Practice Exercise #17
636(1)
[ D] The Equitable Bill of Review
636(11)
Appendix---Sufficiency of the Evidence, Motions for the New Trial, and Motions for Judgment N.O.V.
641(6)
Chapter 9 Review of Final and Interlocutory Orders in the Appellate Courts
647(34)
§ 9.01 Appealable Orders: The Requirement of Finality and Its Exceptions
647(9)
Practice Exercise #18
655(1)
§ 9.02 "What Is a Final Judgment"
656(3)
[ A] A Series of Orders Disposing of All Claims
656(1)
Webb v. Jorns
656(1)
Notes
657(2)
[ B] Overlooked Claims and the Mother Hubbard Clause
659(22)
[ 1] Summary Judgments Not Purporting to be Final
660(1)
Mahan v. Bost
660(1)
[ 2] The Aldridge Presumption and the Birth of Mother Hubbard
661(2)
[ 3] Mother Hubbard's Replacement: Current Law
663(1)
Lehmann v. Har-Con Corp.
663(9)
M.O. Dental Lab v. Rape
672(3)
Notes and Questions
675(4)
Appendix---Appellate Review of Final Judgements and Interlocutory Orders
679(2)
Chapter 10 The Court of Appeals
681(72)
§ 10.01 The Subject Matter Jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals in Civil Cases
681(1)
[ A] Amount in Controversy & Geographical Restrictions
681(7)
Tune v. Texas Department of Public Safety
682(6)
Notes and Questions
688(1)
[ B] General Final Judgment Requirement
688(1)
[ C] Duty to Exercise Jurisdiction
688(1)
§ 10.02 Appellate Prerequisites and Preliminary Considerations
689(1)
[ A] Trial Court Complaint: Preservation of the Right to Complain
689(4)
Cecil v. Smith
689(2)
Notes and Questions
691(2)
[ B] Suspending Enforcement of the Judgment Pending Appeal
693(9)
In re Smith
693(5)
Notes and Questions
698(4)
[ C] Frivolous Appeals
702(6)
Bridges v. Robinson
702(5)
Note
707(1)
§ 10.03 Introduction to the Appellate Process
708(1)
§ 10.04 Commencement and Modification of the Appellate Process and Timetables
709(1)
[ A] Effect of Modified Trial Court Judgment
709(3)
Check v. Mitchell
709(1)
Notes and Questions
710(2)
[ B] No Notice of Trial Court's Judgment
712(1)
St. Louis Federal Savings & Loan Association v. Summerhouse Joint Venture
712(1)
Note
713(1)
§ 10.05 Procedures for Prosecuting Ordinary Appeal
713(1)
[ A] Perfection of the Appeal
713(9)
[ 1] Preparation and Filing of Notice of Appeal
713(2)
[ 2] Motion for Extension of Time to File Notice of Appeal
715(1)
Garcia v. Kastner Farms, Inc.
715(2)
Verburgt v. Dorner
717(4)
Notes and Questions
721(1)
[ B] Preparation and Filing of Appellate Record
722(5)
[ 1] Reporter's Record
722(1)
CMM Grain Co., Inc. v. Ozgunduz
723(2)
Notes and Questions
725(1)
[ 2] Clerk's Record
726(1)
[ 3] Filing the Clerk's and Reporter's Records
727(1)
[ C] Preparation and Filing of Appellate Briefs
727(7)
[ 1] Timetable for Extension of Time to File Briefs
727(1)
[ 2] Contents of Appellant's Brief
728(1)
Lang v. Harwood
728(4)
[ 3] Contents of the Appellee's Brief: Reply Points and Cross-Points
732(1)
[ 4] Appellant's Reply Brief
733(1)
[ 5] Amended or Supplemental Briefs
733(1)
§ 10.06 Procedures for Prosecuting Accelerated and Restricted Appeals
734(1)
[ A] Accelerated Appeals
734(2)
[ B] Restricted Appeals
736(6)
Davenport v. Scheble
736(5)
Note
741(1)
Practice Exercise #19
741(1)
§ 10.07 Oral Argument
742(4)
§ 10.08 Judgment Making in the Court of Appeals
746(1)
[ A] Rendition or Remand?
746(2)
Notes and Questions
747(1)
[ B] Partial Remand
748(1)
§ 10.09 Motions for Rehearing and en Banc Reconsideration
748(1)
[ A] Motion for Rehearing
748(2)
[ B] En Banc Reconsideration
750(3)
Appendix---Invoking Appellate Jurisdiction and Suspending Judgement Enforcement
751(2)
Chapter 11 Appellate Proceedings in the Texas Supreme Court
753(24)
§ 11.01 Jurisdiction
753(1)
[ A] Appeals From Courts of Appeals
753(7)
Pool v. Ford Motor Co.
754(4)
Notes and Questions
758(2)
Practice Exercise #20
760(1)
[ B] Direct Appeals From Trial Court
761(2)
Texas Workers' Compensation Commission v. Garcia
761(1)
Notes and Questions
762(1)
§ 11.02 Securing Appellate Review on the Merits
763(1)
[ A] Appellate Process and Timetable
763(6)
City of San Antonio v. Hartman
765(3)
Note
768(1)
Practice Exercise #21
768(1)
[ B] Obtaining Relief in Texas Supreme Court
769(1)
[ C] Certified Questions From United States Courts
769(4)
Amberboy v. Societe de Banque Privee
769(4)
[ D] Supreme Court Briefing
773(3)
Williams v. Khalaf
773(2)
Notes
775(1)
[ E] Rehearing
776(1)
Chapter 12 Original Proceedings in Appellate Courts
777(60)
§ 12.01 Constitutional and Statutory Authority for Original Proceedings
777(1)
[ A] Comparison to Appeals
777(1)
[ B] Constitutional and Statutory Authority for Original Proceedings
778(1)
§ 12.02 Mandamus Proceedings
779(1)
[ A] Mandamus Jurisdiction: Shared Jurisdiction With the Courts of Appeals
779(3)
Lesikar v. Anthony
779(2)
Notes and Questions
781(1)
[ B] Conditions for Granting the Writ of Mandamus
782(17)
In re the Prudential Insurance Co. of America
783(7)
In re Columbia Medical Center of Las Colinas
790(6)
Note
796(1)
Practice Exercise #22
796(1)
Notes and Questions
797(2)
[ C] Mandamus Procedure: The Petition, its Consideration, and the Response
799(3)
Wright v. Valderas
799(1)
Packer v. Fifth Court of Appeals
800(1)
Notes and Questions
801(1)
§ 12.03 Habeas Corpus Proceedings
802(7)
Ex parte McDonald
802(1)
Ex parte Barnett
803(4)
Notes and Questions
807(2)
§ 12.04 Other Original Proceedings in the Appellate Courts
809(28)
Table of Cases
815(22)
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