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60 minutes
Date Published

February 3, 2026

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King County Bar Association

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Appellate Practice, Criminal Law

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Presentation: “Presenting a Case to the United States Supreme Court: Nuts, Bolts & Stories” by Gregory Link and James Whisman

                This presentation will cover:

  • Background - 2005-2006 Cases in United States Supreme Court
    • Washington v. Recuenco
    • Davis v. Washington
  • Cert petitions – Why this case/issue?
  • Brief in Opposition to Certiorari (BIO)
  • Certiorari Granted - “What do I do now?”
  • Briefs on the merits
  • Oral Argument
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Presenters

Gregory Link
Director - Washington Appellate Project

Gregory Link has been with the Washington Appellate Project since 1995 and became its Director in 2016. Greg has argued more... Read More

James Whisman
Assistant City Attorney (Appeals) - Seattle City Attorney's Office

Jim Whisman was a King County Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for 34 years, 27 years as chair of the appellate unit. Over that... Read More

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