Veterans’ appeals in the US are administrative or judicial. Administrative appeals start with a Notice of Disagreement filed with the local VA office and can proceed to the Board of Veterans Appeals. Judicial appeals go through the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and the Supreme Court. […]
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals is an appellate court in the United States that hears cases from New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and the US Virgin Islands. It has been in operation since 1891 and has 14 judges. Lawyers present oral arguments and supporting information to support their cases, and the court can refer the […]
Unemployment insurance appeal boards review decisions made by unemployment agencies to determine if errors were made. They may interview witnesses or hold formal hearings, and issue statements of their findings. Applicants may need to provide additional documentation or have witnesses testify. More complex cases may require in-person hearings. Sometimes workers can be wrongly denied unemployment […]
Rhetorical appeals are strategies used to convince listeners, including ethos (speaker’s character), logos (logic and reason), and pathos (emotion). Ethos requires establishing authority, logos uses formal logic, and emotional appeals provoke a response. Different types are used in different settings, such as emotion in advertising and logic in academia and law. Rhetorical appeals are argumentative […]
