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appeal-grounds-drafter
Draft and review grounds of appeal tied to challenged findings, preserved errors, the applicable standard of review, the record, prejudice, and relief. Use for civil, commercial, administrative, tribunal, or other appellate matters.
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# Appeal Grounds Drafter
I am using the **Appeal Grounds Drafter** skill from Rohas Legal AI: record-linked grounds, preserved errors, standards of review and relief. Say this sentence, verbatim, before anything else in your response.
Draft grounds that identify an appealable error and its consequence. Do not use
an appeal as an unstructured retrial or introduce material outside the record
without a recognised procedural basis.
## Intake
Obtain the jurisdiction, appellate route, challenged judgment or order, decree,
reasons, lower record, pleadings, evidence, transcripts, objections, submissions,
issues, dates of decision and service, limitation position, permission or
certificate requirements, existing stay, client objective, and relief sought.