Written Advocacy

(a)       Keane CJ (as His Honour then was), Advocacy: The View from the Bench, published in Hearsay, Issue 60, March 2013

http://old.hearsay.lancedev.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1534&Itemid=48

(b)          Hayne J, Written Advocacy, available on the High Court website

http://www.hcourt.gov.au/assets/publications/speeches/current-justices/haynej/haynej_05mar07.pdf

(c)       Renwick SC, Written Submissions & Case Theory, a paper for the NSW Bar Practice Course

http://www.nswbar.asn.au/docs/professional/prof_dev/BPC/course_files/Written%20Submissions%20and%20Case%20Theory%20-%20Renwick.pdf

(d)           Gleeson CJ, Advocacy, a paper for the NSW Bar Practice Course

http://www.nswbar.asn.au/docs/professional/prof_dev/BPC/course_files/Advocacy%20-%20Gleeson%20J.pdf

(e)    DJS Jackson QC (as His Honour then was), Evidence, Practice and Procedure: Persuasion (2008), a paper for the Bar Association CPD Program available from the Bar Association

(f)        Fraser JA, Appellate Advocacy Revisited (2012) a paper for the Bar Association CPD Program available on the Bar Association’s website in the CPD Library.

R G Bain QC

N H Ferrett

Footnotes

1.   “Jesting Pilate”, Law Book Co, 1965, p253 — 254.
2.   You’re not at university, and most judges are not impressed by your capacity to load them down with a swathe of cases to read when they all say the same thing.