Table of contents for Winning at trial / D. Shane Read.

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Contents
Preface, 000
Acknowledgments, 000
Chapter One Trial Strategies and Basics, 000
	Six Factors Influencing the Outcome of a Trial, 000
	Eight qualities of Great Trial Lawyers, 000
	Bench versus Jury Trials, 000
	The Trial Process, 000
	The Trial Notebook, 000
	Study Questions for Focus Group Video Clips from Scruggs v. Snyder, 000
Chapter Two Voir Dire, 000
	Strategies for Voir Dire, 000
	The Basics of Federal Court Voir Dire, 000
	Challenges for Cause and Preemptory Strikes, 000
	Prohibitions, 000
	Jury Questionnaires and Consultants, 000
	Voir Dire in a Criminal Trial, 000
	Voir Dire in a Civil Case, 000
	Answers to Voir Dire Problems, 000
Chapter Three Opening Statement, 000
	The Underrated Importance of the Opening Statement, 000
	The Basics, 000
	The Ten Steps of Preparing a Powerful Opening Statement, 000
	How to Deliver an Opening Statement, 000
	Seven Steps to Overcoming Courtroom Fears, 000
	The Six Don't's of Opening Statements, 000
	Examples of Themes, 000
	Analysis of Prosecution's Opening Statements in U.S. v. McVeigh, 000
	Analysis of Defendant's Opening Statements in U.S. v. McVeigh, 000
	Study Questions for Opening Statement Video Clips from People v. Simpson, 000
Chapter Four Direct Examination, 000
	Strategies, 000
	Techniques, 000
	Organization and Style of Direct Examination, 000
	How to Prepare Direct Examination, 000
	Difficult Problems on Direct Examination, 000
	Redirect Examination, 000
	Common Mistakes on Direct Examination, 000
	Expert Witness, 000
	Analysis of Direct Examination (Joseph Hartzler) from U.S. v. McVeigh, 000
	Study Questions for Direct Examination Video Clips from People v. Simpson, 000
Chapter Five Cross-Examination, 000
	Three Myths about Cross-Examination, 000
	The Basics of CLIPS, 000
	Creating an Outline, 000
	How to Ask Questions, 000
	Impeachment with Prior Inconsistent Statements of Omissions, 000
	Logical Reasoning and Progression of Questions, 000
	Control of the Hostile Witness, 000
	Expert Witness, 000
	Analysis of Cross-Examination from Goldman v. Simpson, 000
	Study Questions for Cross-Examination Video Clips from People v. Simpson, 000
Chapter Six Closing Argument, 000
	The Overrated Importance of Closing Argument, 000
	The Basics, 000
	Eight Steps to a Successful Closing Argument, 000
	The Three Don'ts of Closing Argument, 000
	Rebuttal Argument, 000
	Analysis of Closing Arguments in People v. Simpson and Goldman v. Simpson, 
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	Study Questions for Closing Argument Video Clips from People v. Simpson, 000
Chapter Seven Exhibits and Objections, 000
	Three Types of Exhibits, 000
	Majority of Exhibits Easily Admitted, 000
	Laying the Foundation, 000
	The Right Witness, 000
	Bench Memos, 000
	Examples of Admitting Real and Illustrative Exhibits, 000
	Persuasive Aids, 000
	Examples of Persuasive Aids, 000
	Objections to Exhibits and Testimony, 000
Chapter Eight Conclusion, 000
Appendix One Background for People v. O. J. Simpson, 000
Appendix Two Background for U.S. v McVeigh, 000
Appendix Three DVD Index, 000
Appendix Four Juror Questionnaire, 000
Appendix Five Federal Rules of Evidence, 000
Index 

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Trial practice -- United States.