The only manuals supporting students on Bar courses, providing detailed coverage of the key laws, rules and procedures alongside practical exercises.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
The manual is edited by Snigdha Nag, Barrister, Senior Lecturer, The City Law School
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: Introduction 1: Introduction 2: The qualities of the advocate 3: Ethics, etiquette, and cross-cultural communication in the courtoom Part II: The Basic Components for Application and Submissions 4: Recognising competence - advocacy skills criteria 5: Preparing the court 6: The content of your application 7: Structuring your application 8: Delivering your application 9: Persuasion Part III: Preparing for Advocacy 10: Your voice and speech 11: Memory and recall 12: Note-taking 13: Modes of address 14: The advocates as storyteller 15: The course of a trial Part IV: Opening and Closing a Case 16: Opening speeches 17: Closing speeches Part V: Witnesses 18: The task ahead 19: Basic components for witness handling 20: Basic questioning skills 21: Examination-in-chief 22: Cross-examination 23: Re-examination Part IV: How-to-do-it Guides 24: Using this Part of the manual 25: Skeleton arguments 26: Default judgments 27: Summary judgments 28: Interim payments 29: Applying for an injuction 30: Applications in the Chancery Division 31: The Companies Court 32: Possession cases 33: Applying for costs in a civil case 34: Employment Tribunals 35: Remands/adjournments 36: Bail application 37: Conducting a voir dire or 'trial within a trial' 38: Making a submission of no case to answer 39: Prosecuting a plea of guilty in the Crown Court 40: The plea in mitigation Appendix: A criminal case: R v Heath
Part I: Introduction 1: Introduction 2: The qualities of the advocate 3: Ethics, etiquette, and cross-cultural communication in the courtoom Part II: The Basic Components for Application and Submissions 4: Recognising competence - advocacy skills criteria 5: Preparing the court 6: The content of your application 7: Structuring your application 8: Delivering your application 9: Persuasion Part III: Preparing for Advocacy 10: Your voice and speech 11: Memory and recall 12: Note-taking 13: Modes of address 14: The advocates as storyteller 15: The course of a trial Part IV: Opening and Closing a Case 16: Opening speeches 17: Closing speeches Part V: Witnesses 18: The task ahead 19: Basic components for witness handling 20: Basic questioning skills 21: Examination-in-chief 22: Cross-examination 23: Re-examination Part IV: How-to-do-it Guides 24: Using this Part of the manual 25: Skeleton arguments 26: Default judgments 27: Summary judgments 28: Interim payments 29: Applying for an injuction 30: Applications in the Chancery Division 31: The Companies Court 32: Possession cases 33: Applying for costs in a civil case 34: Employment Tribunals 35: Remands/adjournments 36: Bail application 37: Conducting a voir dire or 'trial within a trial' 38: Making a submission of no case to answer 39: Prosecuting a plea of guilty in the Crown Court 40: The plea in mitigation Appendix: A criminal case: R v Heath
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