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The First Trial 3rd ed (Where Do I Sit? What Do I Say?) in a Nutshell


ISBN13: 9781634606158
Published: April 2016
Publisher: West Academic Publishing
Country of Publication: USA
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The First Trial Nutshell is a fresh and unique approach to advocacy instruction. Concentrating on the overall approach to trying a case, it weaves persuasion and procedure to help lawyers and law students prepare for their first trials with confidence. Addressing everything from technology to where to sit and what to say it meshes the practical advice and "how to" instructions with sophisticated persuasive techniques. Small enough to be read in a single sitting, this book will serve as the perfect first primer and a continuing resource for experience litigators to read again before trial mediation or arbitration.