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Below are meeting materials for your reference. If you have any questions, please email Amy O'Maley McGuire.
Post-Meeting Materials:
Student Directory
Faculty Directory
2015 Trial Academy CLE Certificate
Instructions for CLE Attendance Reporting
Reptile Theory Paper
Faculty PowerPoints:
IADC 803(5) Presentation
IADC Impeachment Presentation 2015
IADC Bumps in the Road 2
IADC Closing Argument
IADC Cross Exam Presentation Revised
IADC Cross Exam Presentation
IADC Cross Examination Of
IADC Cross of Economist Slides
IADC Direct Cross Presentation
IADC Direct Exam of Expert Witnesses
IADC Direct Examination of Defense Science Expert
IADC Diversity In and Out of the Courtroom
IADC Enhancing Advocacy Through Trial Technology - Part 1 and Part 2
IADC Ethics and the Trial Lawyer
IADC Examination of Economist Slides Primer
IADC Exceptional (Haston)
IADC Final Skills PowerPoint - Exhibits
IADC Opening Statement
IADC Preserving The Record
IADC Refreshing Recollection
IADC Use Abuse Experts
IADC Work-Life Balance
Pre-Meeting Materials:
Director's Welcome Letter
Stanford Summer Resources - Summer 2015
Trial Academy Student Schedule
Student Assignments 2015
Trial Academy Faculty and Student Groups
Trial Problems:
Faculty Hypothetical (Product Liability – Personal Injury Case) David Otis Wilson and Debra B. Wilson v. The Roe Chemical Company, Inc.
Student Hypothetical (Wrongful Discharge) Gorman v. Sterling & Morgan
Student Hypothetical (Automobile Accident – Head Injury) Hertz v. Aycup
Reference Papers:
Voir Dire: The Rejection Process William M. Dalehite, Jr.
Opening Statement: The Art of Storytelling Cathy Havener Greer
Direct Talk about Direct Examinations James A. O'Neal
A Field Guide to the Care and Feeding of Experts: Direct Exam Daniel J. Scully, Jr.
Cross-Examination of an Expert Joseph E. O’Neil, George J. Lavin, Jr., and Charles W. Babcock
Direct and Cross Examination of an Economist Stephen F. McKinney
Cross-Examination of a Medical Expert Lori G. Cohen
Closing Argument William C. Cleveland
Preserving the Record for Appeal Shaun McParland Baldwin
Use of Technology in the Courtroom Robert C. Manlowe, Jenny Guidi, and Adam D. Bloomberg
Big E . . . little e: Ethics and the Trial Lawyer Mark S. Olson