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Trial Advocacy: Audio-Visual Resources

This guide provides information about and links to the most popular and most cited sources for trial advocacy. Topics include opening/closing arguments, pre-trial procedure, trial evidence, examination of witnesses, and jury selection.

About Audio-Visual Resources

This page provides links to:

  • freely-available trial advocacy audio-visual resources,
  • audio-visual trial ad resources available on DVD from the Law Library

There are more freely-available sources of information on trial advocacy listed under the Web Resources tab.

Freely-available Trial Advocacy Audio-visual Resources

The following site offer helpful videos and other materials for law students:

  • Stetson University College of Law's Advocacy Resource Center: The Advocacy Resource Center offers online video presentations by experts in the field of advocacy. The site is free for law students, but you will have to register with your luc.edu email address. Topics include:
    • pretrial advocacy,
    • electronic discovery,
    • negotiations,
    • trial advocacy,
    • opening statements,
    • direct examinations, 
    • cross examinations, 
    • closing arguments, and 
    • experts

Audio-Visual Resources in the Library

The following Titles are part of Irving Younger's Basic Concepts in Trial Evidence Series.

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