Elements of trial practice : hundreds of techniques and tips for trial lawyers /

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Main Author: Polchinski, Peter D
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Tucson, Az. : Lawyers & Judges Pub. Co., c2012
Edition:2nd ed
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505 0 |a Ask non-leading questions -- Ask closed-ended questions -- Use simple words -- Omit unnecessary headers -- Use transitions and looping -- Provide visual images -- Introduce conversations or their results -- Write your questions -- Take command of the witness and the courtroom -- Conduct re-direct when necessary -- Read deposition testimony effectively at trial -- Have your exhibit marked for identification -- Ask the proper foundation questions and have your exhibit admitted in evidence -- Use the exhibit -- Refresh recollection and admit recorded recollection -- Tell the truth and keep your composure -- Conduct short, multiple prep sessions -- Cover the facts -- Prepare the witness for direct and cross-examination --Be fearless -- Prepare before trial -- Evaluate your witness -- Write your questions -- Listen to the direct -- Obtain admissions and corroborate before you attack -- Do not ask questions-state facts -- Use repetitive strings -- Impeach with prior inconsistent statements -- Cross-examine the witness with poise and confidence -- Determine whether you need an expert -- Learn the subject -- Prepare for cross-examination -- Cross-examine the expert with poise and confidence -- Conduct a clear and persuasive direct -- Argue your case in the opening statement -- Organize and write your opening -- Talk to the jury -- Always argue affirmatively -- Avoid common errors -- Summation -- Prepare your summation before and during trial -- Write and edit your summation -- Argue your case forcefully, clearly and persuasively -- Prepare your requests to charge -- Argue the required motions for judgment -- Jury selection -- Select jurors who will listen to you -- Learn the court's rules for jury selection -- Consider basic juror profiles -- Write your most important questions -- Present yourself and your case to the jury panel -- Ethics and courtroom protocol -- Hold yourself to the highest ethical standards -- Establish a good relationship with the judge -- Learn the rules of evidence 
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