by Beth Jennings | Sep 15, 2022 | Blogs
Situation. Numerous victims come forward with similar allegations. Your client committed criminal acts against them. Damage control time. You may be given a chance to make a public statement denying guilt, maybe not. Either way, advocacy starts when your client makes...
by Ashley Corbin | Sep 15, 2022 | FRE Overview
Federal Rule of Evidence 401 Admissibility of evidence, and the weight of that evidence, are two different things. Evidence is either relevant, or it is irrelevant. Relevant evidence may be admissible. Irrelevant evidence is never admissible. Thus, every piece of...
by Alexandra Stata | Sep 15, 2022 | Booklore
The Art of Oral Advocacy By David C. Frederick Date of Publication: 2003 261 Pages 3.7/5☆ What is this book about? In The Art of Oral Advocacy, author David C. Fredrick offers advice on how to prepare to argue in court. With his experience of arguing over 100 appeals,...
by Jared Hatcliffe | Sep 15, 2022 | Blogs
Every case has its pros, and unfortunately, its cons. But one idea the best trial lawyers understand, and share, is that almost any negative can be turned to a positive. Take alcohol for instance. Alcohol often plays a damaging role in the outcome of a trial....
by Jules Epstein | Sep 15, 2022 | Blogs
Clarity for a trial lawyer can come, often, far from the courtroom or a law office. For example, on a beach in Florida, just after sunrise, running with a colleague. And it was in such a place, running along the Gulf of Mexico, that some clarity came to what I...
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