Effective advocacy / Noel Shaw.

By:

Shaw, Noel

Contributor(s):

Shaw, Noel

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2010.Description: xii, 191 p. : ill. ; 22 cmISBN:

9780421566507

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

344. 052 SHA

Contents:

Ch. 1. Evidence and Procedure Ch. 2. Criminal Trial Defence Ch. 3. Criminal Trial Prosecution Ch. 4. Remands Ch. 5. Civil Hearings

Summary: This is a guide to a range of evidential and procedural matters that trainees and newly qualified lawyers encounter. The author identifies problem areas, including questioning techniques, eliciting evidence without leading, examination-in-chief, identification of hearsay evidence, and advising on a plea.

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Includes index.

Ch. 1. Evidence and Procedure
Ch. 2. Criminal Trial
Defence
Ch. 3. Criminal Trial
Prosecution
Ch. 4. Remands
Ch. 5. Civil Hearings

This is a guide to a range of evidential and procedural matters that trainees and newly qualified lawyers encounter. The author identifies problem areas, including questioning techniques, eliciting evidence without leading, examination-in-chief, identification of hearsay evidence, and advising on a plea.

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