Langue de publication: English
Publié: 30 novembre 2011
Éditeur: LexisNexis Canada
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Win More Trials Through the Effective Use of Demonstrative Evidence
Successful advocates have long known that their arguments in court are much more persuasive when accompanied by effective visuals. In this vividly-illustrated book, with each chapter written by renown personal injury experts, the reader will learn how to effectively use demonstrative evidence, at each stage of litigation, from opening statement to cross examination to closing statement.
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Figures and motion-media examples created with the assistance of Stephen Mader and Artery Studios.
Part 1: The Foundation
1) Why Demonstrative Evidence? Why Is it So Effective? (John A. McLeish)
2) Demonstrative Evidence: The Law: Principles and Definitions (Troy H. Lehman)
Part 2: Helping the Jury See it Your Way
3) Do You See What I Mean? Fundamentals of Visual Learning and Communication (Drew R. Sinclair)
4) Visualizing Medicine: The Commissioning and Utilization of Customized Medical Illustration and Other Media for Personal Injury Proceedings (Stephen Mader)
5) The Use of Demonstrative Evidence for Damages (Rikin Morzaria)
6) Computer Animation: A Persuasive Tool (Robert M. Durante)
7) Getting the Most Out of Demonstrative Advocacy: Communication Strategies (John Plank)/The Language of Demonstrative Advocacy (Roger G. Oatley)
8) More Than Pretty Pictures: Creating Winning Trial Graphics (G. Christopher Ritter)
Part 3: Opening Statements
9) The Use of Demonstrative Aids in Opening Statements (Roger G. Oatley)
Part 4: Examination in Chief and Cross-Examination
10) Demonstrative Evidence: Use in Direct Examination (John A. McLeish)
11) The Use of Demonstrative Evidence in Cross-Examination (D. Keith Smockum)
Part 5: At Mediation
12) Demonstrative Evidence on Mediation (Paul G. Torrie and Susan E. Gunter)
Part 6: Specific Cases
13) The Use of Demonstrative Evidence in a Traumatic Brain Injury Case (John A. McLeish)
14) The Use of Demonstrative Evidence in Spinal Cord Injury Cases (Rikin Morzaria)
15) The Use of Demonstrative Evidence in Orthopaedic Cases (Alison Burrison)
Part 7: Closing
16) The Use of Demonstrative Evidence in Closing Statements (Roger G. Oatley)