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Arizona Court of Appeals: Transfer Cases and CaseLines


Total Credits: 1 CLE

Average Rating:
   22
Categories:
Appellate Practice & Advocacy
Faculty:
Beth Capin Beckmann |  Barbara V Vaught |  David Hayes McCallum |  Amy Wood |  Casey Douglas Ball
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Oct 19, 2023
Co-Sponsored by:
Presented by the State Bar of Arizona Appellate Practice Section


Description

Please join the Appellate Practice Section for an engaging discussion on the practice of transferring cases from Division One to Division Two and the ongoing rollout of CaseLines, the digital evidence portal.  Our panelists will explain how and why cases are selected to be transferred, provide an overview of the case processing procedure at Division 2, and demonstrate how to effectively use CaseLines on appeal.

FACULTY:
Amy Wood, Clerk of the Court, Court of Appeals, Division 1
Barbara Vidal Vaught, Chief Staff Attorney, Court of Appeals, Division 1
Beth C. Beckmann, Clerk of the Court, Court of Appeals, Division 2
Mac McCallum, Chief Staff Attorney, Court of Appeals, Division 2

MODERATOR:
Casey Ball, Office of the Attorney General

 

Handouts

Faculty

Beth Capin Beckmann Related Seminars and Products

Chief Staff Attorney

Div. II, Arizona Court of Appeals


is the Chief Staff Attorney at Division Two of the Court of Appeals. She graduated from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law in 1982, and practiced general civil litigation with the law firm of Thayer & Thayer, P.C. in Phoenix until she joined the Court of Appeals as a staff attorney in February 1989. She has served as a judge pro tempore for the Pima County Juvenile Court, has taught seminars on criminal and juvenile law, appeals, special actions, and legal writing, and co-authored the special action section of the Arizona Appellate Handbook. Ms. Beckmann served as staff on the Rule 32 Task Force, and served on the Civil Practice and Procedure Committee, the Appellate Case Processing Implementation Task Force, the Juvenile Subcommittee of the Court Improvement Program, the Arizona Supreme Court's Committee on Juvenile Appeals: Delay Reduction/Best Practices, and most recently, the Juvenile Rules Task Force.


Barbara V Vaught Related Seminars and Products

Chief Staff Attorney

Arizona Court of Appeals Staff Attorneys


is the Chief Staff Attorney at the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One. In addition to researching and drafting proposed case dispositions, she is responsible for several aspects of case administration, including working with the Clerk of the Court to calendar civil appeals, evaluating and resolving civil motions, and making recommendations to the Chief Judge regarding oral argument requests. Before joining the court in 2005, Barbara concentrated her practice on complex commercial litigation. She is a graduate of the James E. Rogers College of Law at the University of Arizona. 05/18


David Hayes McCallum Related Seminars and Products

Chief Staff Attorney

Arizona Court of Appeals - Division Two


Mac McCallum is the Chief Staff Attorney at Division Two of the State of Arizona Court of Appeals. He graduated from the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law in 2005 and served as a law clerk for Judge J. William Brammer, Jr., before joining the staff attorney team in 2010. Mr. McCallum has taught legal writing at the University of Arizona College of Law since 2011.




Reviews

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Overall:      4.3

Total Reviews: 22

Comments

Steven K

"I learned a lot about how and why cases get re-assigned, and what to expect."

Katia M

"Informative and distinctions between the divisions were clarified."

Emily D

"I learned a lot about the transfer system and new Caselines. well done"

Stephen B

"Great and informative program."

Melina B

"Everyone did a great job and the information was very helpful."

Patricia N

"Informative; excellent CLE materials; ran on time"

Eric A

"Very good overall. My only gripe is that sometimes the slides had *too* much information!"

John T

"They seem to cover he critical aspects of the case transfer process and a few items can be used for reference"