Effective Closing ArgumentMichie Company, 1989 - Всего страниц: 796 Examples of summations from such famous advocates as Daniel Webster, Abraham Lincoln, Clarence Darrow, F. Lee Bailey, and many others, are prvided in this hardbound text. Each summation is interspersed with analysis, comments, and questions, often by the advocates themselves, to point out principles attorneys can apply in their own final arguments. |
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... witness ' testimony would favor one side , the witness is not considered equally available to the other side.98 It is not incumbent upon a party to produce every witness who had knowledge of a subject in controversy to avoid the adverse ...
... witness ' testimony would favor one side , the witness is not considered equally available to the other side.98 It is not incumbent upon a party to produce every witness who had knowledge of a subject in controversy to avoid the adverse ...
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... witness , one should focus on : ( 1 ) ability of the witness to have observed the event at issue ( by one of the five senses : hearing , sight , smell , taste , or touch ) ; ( 2 ) ability of the witness to recall the event at issue ...
... witness , one should focus on : ( 1 ) ability of the witness to have observed the event at issue ( by one of the five senses : hearing , sight , smell , taste , or touch ) ; ( 2 ) ability of the witness to recall the event at issue ...
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... witnesses and no inferences are to be drawn from their absence . § 7.04 Witness credibility instruction COMMENT : Instructions on witness credibility are usu- ally appropriate and are normally presented in all jury trials . In addition ...
... witnesses and no inferences are to be drawn from their absence . § 7.04 Witness credibility instruction COMMENT : Instructions on witness credibility are usu- ally appropriate and are normally presented in all jury trials . In addition ...
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