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Case Analysis Theory Development & Preparation - Civil
Case Analysis Theory Development & Preparation - Civil
3. MARK AUTHORITIES (annotate only your copies, flag copies for Bench and
other side). Flagging is important. Do not be intrusive).
4. BE EXHAUSTIVE (it is better to have more than you need. Trimming can follow.
Brief everything carefully - authorities in support and against).
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THE EVIDENCE [1/1]
1. FACTS IN ISSUE
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CLOSING SUBMISSIONS [1/5]
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CLOSING SUBMISSIONS [2/5]
2. ARGUE/CONTEND
4. USE EXHIBITS
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CLOSING SUBMISSIONS [5/5]
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OPENING SUBMISSIONS[1/3]
1. INTRODUCTION OF PARTIES – CLAIMANT TO DO.
q WITNESSES. MAKE THEM LIVING. GIVE SUMMARY OF EVD OF EACH WITNESS. EXPLAIN ROLE IN
STORY.
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OPENING SUBMISSIONS [2/3]
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OPENING SUBMISSIONS [3/3]
4. CLEARLY EXPLAIN THE CONCLUSION THE
COURT IS BEING ASKED TO MAKE.
Clyde Williams
Attorney-at-law
© 2007
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