Real life tactics and skills - Truths about Supreme Court practice | Naveen R. Nath | Experiences

When you appear before the Supreme Court. It is always - a question-answer session. Judges will keep questioning you. Be upfront. You can answer honestly but never beat about the Bush. The moment you do that, judges would have made up their minds and say, there is no answer to this.
So it is important to anticipate the kind of queries that the court may ask you, and be prepared for it. It is always better to be upfront and be honest with the court.
It is always important to be prepared to answer the obvious questions and never try to divert the attention of the court by taking them to some other aspect. When the court asks you a direct question, you must answer it straight. If the answer is no, say so. The quote appreciates that kind of honesty. It is very important to be transparent in what you say. And be upfront about what the obvious answer is. If you don’t have the answer, say so. The court appreciates it.
No Second Takes in Supreme Court - Be Thoroughly Prepared!
Practicing in the Supreme Court will also make you realize that there are no second takes. You need to have all your equipment in place whether in the form of pleadings, preparations, case law, etc.
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