Court and Tribunal advocacy requires practical skills. The episodes in this Podcast explain and illustrate the skills that advocates need in any adversarial system.
Episodes are up to 15 minutes, so easily fitted into your busy day. Although the episodes follow a logical order each one is 'stand alone', because every advocate has different needs.
With near 10,500 hits ( October 2024) this free series is helping those who want to be better advocates.
An inexpensive, companion book with the same title ADVOCACY IN COURT: PREPARATION AND PERFORMANCE is on Amazon Kindle.
Please tell other 'wanna to be better' advocates AND get your witnesses to listen to the WITNESS ESSENTIALS podcast.
For questions and comments email hughmselby@gmail.com
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Court and Tribunal advocacy requires practical skills. The episodes in this Podcast explain and illustrate the skills that advocates need in any adversarial system.
Episodes are up to 15 minutes, so easily fitted into your busy day. Although the episodes follow a logical order each one is 'stand alone', because every advocate has different needs.
With near 10,500 hits ( October 2024) this free series is helping those who want to be better advocates.
An inexpensive, companion book with the same title ADVOCACY IN COURT: PREPARATION AND PERFORMANCE is on Amazon Kindle.
Please tell other 'wanna to be better' advocates AND get your witnesses to listen to the WITNESS ESSENTIALS podcast.
For questions and comments email hughmselby@gmail.com
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This so-called rule of fairness afflicts the defence in both criminal and civil cases. We examine what the rule may require, how to pose questions that comply, how its application and consequences vary between criminal and civil cases.
Episode 19, 'Bad things happen' - how you need to be prepared - released on 28 May 2022.
Episode 20, all about interacting with jurors, especially in opening and closing, is being prepared in June 2022
By the way, if you've gone to the trouble to listen to episodes 18 and 19 then delve into the podcasts on cross examination. There's useful material there that you haven't read and haven't heard about. Explore, enjoy, engage.
Also available on Kindle by Hugh Selby, with examples of Chief/Direct and Cross in fictional settings: Liar Games; and, The Bone Cancer
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