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and other great nonlawyers who understand our jobs well enough to actually make a contribution to our cases and performance

Whether it’s better to use a constructive or destructive cross-examination

Introduction to Trial Advocacy: The Elements of Trial - Student Version Format:On Demand Program But people erroneously believe thatClick here for Access Instructions for On Demand Programs. Each user must register individually as they will need their own login to access the program. Introduction to Trial Advocacy is a complete lecture series on trial advocacy developed by Spencer Pahlke, Robert Little, and Elizabeth Fraley (faculty at Berkeley and Baylor law). Based on the book, The Elements of Trial by Rick Friedman and Bill Cummings, this series builds on decades of courtroom