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Bookstore Advocacy for Paralegals
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Overview
This respected author team brings years of teaching experience to bear in their latest college text. Using examples and exercises, students will learn how to develop a theory of their case, and how to prepare and present opening statements, examinations-in-chief, cross-examinations, and closing arguments. They will learn the advocacy techniques that they'll need when appearing as paralegals before permitted courts and tribunals. An overview of courtroom procedure and etiquette, interviewing witnesses, and submissions as to costs are also covered in this student-friendly text. Content SummaryPart I: Introduction
Part II: Overview of the Litigation Process
Part III: Preparing for the Trial or Hearing
Part IV: The Trial or Hearing
Part V: Final Preparation
Part VI: Ethical Issues in Advocacy
Appendix A: Small Claims Court Guides to Procedures: Guide to Getting Ready for Court Appendix B: Rules of the Small Claims Court: Rules 17, 18, and 19 Appendix C: Paralegal Rules of Conduct: Rules 2, 3, 4, 6, and 7 Appendix D: Provincial Offences Act: Part IV (Trial) Appendix E: Landlord and Tenant Board: Rules of Practice (Rules 23 and 27), Interpretation Guidelines (Guidelines 1 and 3), and Brochures (Important Information About Your Hearing and Rules for Representatives Involved in Board Applications) Glossary Index |