Write a Court Appeal Letter

Laws.com reports with three steps for writing an appeal letter in case of a court decision you disagree with:

"Within the opening paragraph of an Appeal Letter, the applicant will be required to present pertinent biographical information with regard to themselves, as well as the mention of any or all legal institutions utilized during the initial trial...the lower court participatory in the passing of the initial decision [which]...should include the names of any applicable court officers, attorneys, and justices...[and] the case number of the court case in dispute...[I]ndividual applicants are encouraged to include...[m]ention of the decision passed down by the presiding justice...[and a] Motion for reconsideration [which] is perhaps...one of the most crucial illustrations within an Appeal Letter...Objectivity – in lieu of subjectivity – has been considered to be a useful approach with the regard to the construction of an Appeal Letter...[P]ersonal opinion and bias should be omitted from an Appeal Letter...The final paragraph is suggested to not only convey the urgency of the applicant with regard to the receipt of an appellate hearing, but also outline the inherent defects latent within the decision...[T]he applicant is encouraged to thank the recipient for reading, as well as provide the reader with detailed contact information."