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Trying Your First Case: A Practitioner's Guide - Nash E Long III

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Trying Your First Case: A Practitioner's Guide Nash E Long III ISBN 9781627227339

This book is a collaborative effort of the Trial Practice Committee of the ABA Section of Litigation, an organization committed to advancing fairness and justice in the American legal system by supporting the professional growth of trial lawyers. The Committee’s members strive for the highest standards of practice and contribute to a wide range of innovative, engaging, and thought-provoking publications and programs offered nationwide.

The Trial Practice Committee developed this book as a practical, step-by-step guide to presenting a case at trial, with a particular focus on younger lawyers. As opportunities to gain courtroom experience through hands-on practice have become increasingly limited, attorneys must rely on alternative educational resources to develop their trial skills. This book was created to meet that need.

Instructional tools such as Trying Your First Case are essential not only for individual lawyers, but for the integrity of the justice system itself. The adversarial system depends on the effective presentation of opposing viewpoints, which in turn requires a baseline level of competence among advocates. By providing a practical “playbook” for trial preparation and presentation, this book helps young lawyers build the skills necessary to perform their roles confidently and effectively in the courtroom.

Trying Your First Case: A Practitioner's Guide Nash E Long III ISBN 9781627227339, 978-1627227339 & 9781627227346

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Nash E Long III