Moore, Bergman and Binder's Trial Advocacy: Inferences, Arguments and Trial Techniques

Chapter

1. The Role of Argument at Trial
• Part One Constructing Arguments in Preparation for Trial
  2. Identifying Factual Propositions and Supporting Evidence
  3. Arguments Based on Undisputed Evidence
  4. Countering an Adversary's Likely Response to Arguments Based on Undisputed Evidence
  5. Constructing Arguments Supporting Your Version of Disputed Evidence
  6. Satisfying Normative Elements
• Section B Preparing Responses to an Adversary's Case
  7. Preparing Responses to an Adversary's Affirmative Arguments
  8. Attacking an Adversary's Case Through Story Inconsistencies
  9. Silent Arguments
  10. Final Assessment of Arguments
• Part Two Communicating Arguments at Trial
  11. Opening Statements
  12. Direct Examination
  13. Cross Examination
  14. Closing Argument
  15. Expert Testimony
  16. Exhibits
  17. Objections
  18. Selecting a Jury