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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:
2019 Trial Academy CLE Certificate with Reporting Instructions
2019 Trial Academy Faculty and Student Directory
Closing Arguments PowerPoint
Cross Examination PowerPoint
Cross Examination of Medical Experts PowerPoint
Direct Examination of an Expert Witness PowerPoint
Direct Examination PowerPoint
Goals and Objectives on Direct of Defense Toxicologist PowerPoint
On Being Exceptional PowerPoint
Opening Statement Considerations PowerPoint
Silent Advocacy Practical Points PowerPoint
Taking the Deposition PowerPoint
The Economist PowerPoint
Three Objectives for Cross Examination PowerPoint
Trial Objections and Preserving the Record for Appeal PowerPoint
Voir Dire Objectives and Techniques PowerPoint
Refreshing Recollection PowerPoint
Pre-Meeting Materials:
Student Information Letter
Trial Academy Student Schedule
Student Assignments 2019
Trial Academy Faculty and Student Groups
Meet Your Trial Academy Faculty
Using the Internet on Campus
Stanford Summer Resources - Summer 2019
Munger Front Desk Flyer
Area Restaurant Guide
Summer Cafes
Campus Map
Munger Graduate Residence Map
Taxi Information
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 Examanination 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