The How-To-Win Trial Manual - 4th Edition
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| Rating | : | 4.98 (564 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1933833165 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 450 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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Katz, in their representation of opposing sides in a federal-court anti-trust case involving Caterpillar, Inc.; Johnnie L. In each of his examples, Ralph Adam Fine shows how the lawyers should have done it, and this will help you hone your winning skills. Abrams and Ronald S. Ralph Adam Fine also demonstrates why many of Irving Younger s famous Ten Commandments of Cross-Examination are not only also wrong, but why following them reduces significantly your chance of winning. He also shows you how to ask questions on both direct-examination and cross-examination in such a way so the jury will know the answers befor
Brennan, Jr., Award for his contributions to the teaching of trial advocacy. He served as a trial judge from 1979 to 1988, and presided more than 350 jury trials. Judge Fine has taught trial-advocacy, evidence, and appellate-advocacy at over one-hundred continuing-legal-education programs around the country, at in-house trial-advocacy programs to law-firm litigation departments, and as Professorial Lecturer in Law at the George Washington University National Law Center in Washingto
Herman, Senior Partner, Herman, Howrey & Breen, Austin TX, Past Chairman, Public Law Section, State Bar of Texas; Former Vice Chairman, American Bar Association, Litigation Section of Natural Resources and Environmental Law . McElhaney, Joseph C. "A succinct, masterful approach to trying cases." --- Gregory P. Hostetler Professor of Trial Practice and Advocacy at Case Western Reserve Law School, Columnist for Litigation, the journal of the ABA Section of Litigation, and the ABA Journal.I have read many trial books in my 25 years of trial practice. Joseph, Partner, Gregory P. By giving lawyers a new point of view, Judge Fine s book will make them better advocates." --- Professor James W. Joseph Law Offices LLC, New York, and Former Chair of the Litigation Section of the American Bar Associ
"Excellent book" according to J.C.. Judge Fine has to be given credit for writing an excellent book on how to effectively try a case. The substance of the book is a 5 but I rate it a Excellent book J.C. Judge Fine has to be given credit for writing an excellent book on how to effectively try a case. The substance of the book is a 5 but I rate it a 4 because the book has an unacceptable number of typograhpical and grammatical errors. These kinds of mistakes should not be in an Appellate Judge's book.Judge Fine masterfully explains how to deliver an effective opening statement. He also makes the very important point that closing argument is all about giving the jurors that agree with your theory of the case the argu. because the book has an unacceptable number of typograhpical and grammatical errors. These kinds of mistakes should not be in an Appellate Judge's book.Judge Fine masterfully explains how to deliver an effective opening statement. He also makes the very important point that closing argument is all about giving the jurors that agree with your theory of the case the argu. "Excellent book for courtroom advocates, including those who "just" write, with some caveats." according to Island Reviewer. I'm a trial lawyer who has tried a couple of dozen cases. This book has very good for tips on advocacy and general use of courtroom rhetoric -- persuasive speaking and writing. I highly recommend this book to any serious lawyer. I definitely learned things. I also have some disagreements with the author. For example, he believes direct examination should be structured very similarly to cross examination so that the lawyer is doing most of the speaking (he has some techniques for how to get away with this by asking . Amazon Customer said Very Useful Trial Skills Primer. Really good book. Lots of good tips on how to be a more effective trial lawyer. I appreciate Judge Fine's insights and look forward to putting some more of them into practice.