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Trial by Jury 2014
Chair(s):
David R. Marriott
Practice Area:
Litigation
Published:
Nov 2014
ISBN:
9781402423376
PLI Item #:
51105
CHB Spine #:
H969
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Chapter 1. The Value to Jurors of Preliminary Substantive Legal Instructions in Complex Cases
Chapter 2. Mastering Voir Dire and Jury Selection in Accordance with ABA Formal Opinion No. 466
Chapter 3. Ten Rules for Great Jury Selection: With Some Lessons From Texas Case Law
Chapter 4. You Can’t Handle the Truth! Trial Juries and Credibility
Chapter 5. Eight Traits of Great Trial Lawyers: A Federal Judge’s View on How to Shed the Moniker “I am a Litigator”
Chapter 6. Don’t Say It…And Don’t Let Them Say It Either: A Compendium of Improper Opening Statements and Closing Arguments
Chapter 7. Trial Tips 101
Chapter 8. Narrative, Truth, and Trial
Chapter 9. Don’t Walk the Line: Ethical Considerations in Preparing Witnesses for Deposition and Trial
Chapter 10. The 10 Reasons for Cross-Examination
Chapter 11. Cross Examination of an Expert Witness
Chapter 12. A Short Guide to Using Cross-Examination to Impeach Experts
Chapter 13. Killer Cross—Yours and Theirs
Chapter 14. Closing Arguments
Chapter 15. Strength Through Structure: Constructing Winning Closing Arguments with Classical Form
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