The First Trial in a Nutshell: Where Do I Sit? What Do I Say? (Nutshell) by Steven H. Goldberg

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Offers advice and techniques that have been discovered, tested, and well preserved by generations of successful trial advocates. Find guidance on where to sit, what to say, trial preparation, voir dire , opening statements, witness examination, and closing arguments. This text explains the... read more

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A trial is the presentation of an idea (why your client should win), to an audience (the jury), through the medium of performers.

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This book is in Nutshell. (publisher series)

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Steven H. Goldberg (Author)

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Books › Professional & Technical › Law › Procedures & Litigation › Civil Procedure
Books › Professional & Technical › Law › Procedures & Litigation › Trial Practice
Books › Law › Series › Nutshell
Books › Law › Procedures & Litigation › Trial Practice
Books › Law › Procedures & Litigation › Civil Procedure

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