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a member of the State Bar Of Texas.? STCL's CLE Department sends CLE information to attorneys during their birth month to help busy attorneys get their much needed CLE hours.? Please reply to this message if you wish to stop receiving e-mail from us.? Thank you. http://www.stcl.edu/cle/trialadVideo2001.html About James W. McElhaney Registration Information Registration Form Back to CLE Home Page South Texas College of Law THE KEYS TO EFFECTIVE TRIAL ADVOCACY with James W. McElhaney VIDEO SHOWING: January 26, 2001 Accredited by the State Bar of Texas MCLE Department for 6.5 MCLE hours, including 1 hour of legal ethics. Friday, January 26, 2001 7:30 Registration 8:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks Phil Allred, Vice President of Technology and Interim CLE Director, South Texas College of Law 8:30 The Ethics of Advocacy 9:30 Jury Selection While You're Picking a Jury, They're Picking a Lawyer How to Talk with the People who will Decide Your Case Effective Ways to Earn your Credibility Picking the Jury that Likes your Case 10:15 Morning Break 10:30 Opening Statement How To Tell the Winning Story The Essential Goals for an Opening Statement Five Secrets of a Persuasive Opening How to Be the Guide They Can Trust 11:15 Direct Examination The Secret of Visual Testimony that Makes the Jury "Eye Witnesses" to your Facts The Language of Visualization The Picture Method of Direct How You Can Make it "Happen Now" 12:15 LUNCH (provided) (Return to top) 1:15 Cross-Examination Your Opportunity to Testify to the "Rest of the Story" The Language of Cross-Examination Dynamic Witness Control The Keys to Effective Impeachment 2:15 Expert Witnesses Make Your Expert a Reliable Teacher instead of a Hired Gun the Jury Will Ignore Making Expert Testimony Actually Come Alive Five Ways to Use an Expert Nine Ways to Cross-Examine an Expert 2:45 Afternoon Break 3:00 Expert Witnesses continued 3:30 Final Argument How to Make the Jury Want You to Win Solving Problems with Final Argument Using the Sense of Injustice A Treasury of Winning Arguments 4:30 Adjourn (Return to top) Back to CLE Main Page Home[IMAGE]Library[IMAGE]Search Copyright , 1998, South Texas College of Law Send questions, comments, or suggestions to webmaster@stcl.edu
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