In regard to an appellate court brief:

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Format and style are indeed strictly governed by appellate court rules, so choice A is correct. However, appellate court briefs are definitely drafted persuasively - in fact, that's one of their primary purposes! So choice B is incorrect. A brief is typically structured quite differently from an office legal memorandum, so choice C is also incorrect. And finally, it is common to include a jurisdictional statement, so choice D is correct. Therefore, the best choice is F, since it correctly identifies choices A, C, and D as true statements.

In Regard to an Appellate Court Brief