Sharpening Your Trial Skills
- What To Say
- How to Say It
by Judge Robert J. Perry
This how to book focuses on fundamental trial practice skills, including how to act, dress, prepare for trial, select juries, ask clear questions, make appropriate objections, impeach witnesses, lay foundations, conduct effective direct and cross-examination, and make compelling opening statements and closing arguments. It is designed to help trial lawyers improve their trial skills by demonstrating what you should say in a jury trial and how you should say it.
Summary of Contents
- Avoid Common Mistakes
- Make a Good Impression
- Conduct Effective Voir Dire
- Ask Clear Questions
- Properly Impeach Witnesses
- Make Good Objections
- Offer a Compelling Opening
- Make a Powerful Argument
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