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Take a look at just some of the trial advocacy secrets that your opponents have already discovered in recent issues of Trial Tips Newsletter:

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• A quick and easy shortcut for finding powerful themes to use in your opening statements
• Three quick and easy ways to minimize nervousness during opening statements
• How to grab the jury's attention during opening statement so they're rooting for your client to win
• How to maximize the impact of prior inconsistent statements during cross-examination (and how to lock a witness into prior testimony so that it's impossible for him to wiggle free during cross-examination)
• How to bullet-proof your jury instructions from appellate issues
• How to master the skill of asking leading questions during cross-examination
• How to write opening statements that help jurors “see” exactly what happened to your client
• “Making the record” during direct examination to ensure that your verdict stands up on appeal
• How to deal with the “jerk” attorney inside (and outside) the courtroom
• Why it's impossible to “poison” a jury panel during jury selection (and how that lets you learn more about your potential jurors than you've ever learned before)
• ...And much more!

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