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Pretrial, Trial, Appellate & Evidence Blog
The Pretrial, Trial, Appellate & Evidence Blog focuses on practical aspects of legal advocacy, including pretrial preparation, trial techniques, appellate strategies, and evidentiary issues. It covers topics such as witness preparation for depositions, crafting persuasive opening statements, and effective appellate advocacy. The blog also discusses prosecutorial ethics, discovery planning, and courtroom storytelling methods. Occasionally, it explores related subjects like public speaking and legal education. Published by the Pretrial, Trial, Appellate & Evidence Blog, the content is aimed at attorneys seeking to improve their litigation skills and understanding of trial and appellate processes.
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Trial–Cross-Examination: What Not to Say.
In this month’s issue of the Bar Bulletin there is an article by Dr. Kevin Boully and Thomas M. O’Toole (my co-author on the Jury Selection Handbook) focusing on what not to say in trial. Regarding cross-examination, the article…
New Edition of Trial Advocacy:
New to Trial and Pretrial Advocacy Books: CasebookConnect
A most exciting addition to the new editions of Trial Advocacy 5th Ed. and Pretrial Advocacy 6th Ed. is that they are now available with the popular Aspen Publishing CasebookConnect online platform. CasebookConnect provides many supplemental materials. Let’s take…
Cross Examination of Jean Carroll in Alleged Trump Sex Assault and Defamation Case
The Abby Grossberg Saga: Botched Deposition Review and More
If You Need Professional Medical Illustrations for Trial
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CRITICAL IMPORTANCE OF TRIAL AND PRETRIAL ADVOCACY CHECKLISTS
Humor: "How to Write Good"
I’ve often written here that law schools train lawyers to be bad communicators. This post again bears repeating again. Sally Bulford, a Utah prosecutor, provided these humorous writing pointers under the title “How to Write Good”. Enjoy!1. Avoid…