Tangible Evidence: How to Use Exhibits at Trial

Siemer, Deanne C.

Kluwer Academic Pub

1984 LAW & BUSINESS/HARCOURT BRACE JOVANOVICH PUBLISHING HARDCOVER

Rules & Procedures

Aspen Law & Business

After World War II, the United States assumed responsibilities for the Northern Mariana Islands, the Caroline Islands, and the Marshall Islands under a 1947 trusteeship agreement with the United Nations. The United States had the obligation to prepare these Micronesians for self-government or independence after termination of the trusteeship, but the Interior, State, and Defense Departments paid little attention to this question until 1961.
Willens and Siemer examine the Kennedy administration's formation of a new Micronesian policy aimed at bringing these islanders under U.S. sovereignty by 1968, the inability of the federal agencies to achieve this objective, and their refusal to acknowledge that the Northern Marianas people had very different economic and political aspirations than the other Micronesians. By 1969, the Micronesian leaders―except for those of the Northern Marianas―were increasingly attracted to a future political status that rejected United States citizenship and had most of the attributes of a sovereign nation-state. Willens and Siemer analyze the initial negotiations between United States and Micronesian representatives, the inability of the United States to respond positively to the demands of the Micronesian negotiators, and the national defense and strategic objectives at issue. By April 1972, the United States recognized that its non-fragmentation policy conflicted with the right of self-determination of the Northern Marianas people and agreed to separate status negotiations with them. A detailed review of recent Micronesian history that will be of considerable value to U.S. government officials involved with insular affairs and foreign policy and scholars and researchers of Micronesian, Pacific islands, and Marianas affairs.

National Security and Self-Determination: United States Policy in Micronesia (1961-1972)

History

Willens, Howard P.

Americas

Praeger

In 1975, after three centuries of colonial rule, the people of the Northern Marianas exercised their right of self-determination to become U.S. citizens in a self-governing commonwealth under U.S. sovereignty. An Honorable Accord is the remarkable account of their tenacious efforts to shape a political future separate from other Micronesian peoples, of the negotiations that produced the Covenant defining the commonwealth relationship, and its eventual approval by the Northern Marianas people and the U.S. Congress.

An Honorable Accord : The Covenant Between the Northern Mariana Islands and the United States (Pacific Islands Monograph Series, No. 18.)

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

University of Hawaii Press

A practical guide for getting all types of exhibits admitted into evidence at trial and in pretrial proceedings. Exhibits are divided into seven main categories and the foundation questions and answers are provided for each. Discusses more than 100 different kinds of exhibits in detail, with emphasis on newer technology.

Tangible Evidence: How to Use at Exhibits at Deposition and at Trial (NITA's Practical Guide Series) (NITA practical guide series)

National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA)

Written by litigators for litigators, Powerpoint for Litigators teaches you not only how to create PowerPoint slide presentations, but also how to fashion slides for successful and persuasive advocacy in trial, mediation, arbitration, and appeal. Choose from three case files--Business Contract, Criminal, or Personal Injury--to learn step-by-step how to prepare and animate bulleted lists, document and photographic enlargements, callouts, time lines, relationship charts, annotated diagrams, and more. Whether you are a computer neophyte or an experienced PowerPoint user, this book is designed to incorporate easily PowerPoint 97 or PowerPoint 2000 in your arsenal of advocacy skills. 
PowerPoint for Litigators comes with a CD-ROM that includes a number of electronic exhibits for each case file so you can import and utilize them in your own PowerPoint slide presentations. The exhibits include video clips, photographs, diagrams, reports, transcripts, and other documents. The CD also contains a PowerPoint slide show for each case file showing examples of the slides you will learn to create by using this book. By putting the learning exercises into a professional context, you can apply what you learn quickly and effectively.

PowerPoint for Litigators : How to Create Effective Illustrative Aids and Demonstrative Exhibits for Trial, Mediation, Arbitration, and Appeal

Computers & Technology

Solomon, Samuel H.

Software

Natl Inst for Trial Advocacy

When PowerPoint® for Litigators was first published two years ago, it sold thousands of copies and garnered top awards, including ACLEA’s 2000 Award of Professional Excellence. Now, Deanne C. Siemer and Frank D. Rothschild present PowerPoint® 2002 for Litigators. This newest edition focuses on the improved persuasive capabilities of PowerPoint version 2002, included in the Office XP suite. Written by litigators for litigators, PowerPoint® 2002 for Litigators teaches you how to create and fashion PowerPoint slide presentations for successful advocacy in trial, mediation, arbitration, and appeal. A case file is included so that readers can learn step by step how to prepare and animate bulleted lists, document and photographic enlargements, callouts, time lines, relationship charts, and annotated diagrams. In addition, this book covers the new animation features of PowerPoint 2002, as well as collaborating and using narrations in slide shows, using audio clips, creating argument slides, and much more. PowerPoint® 2002 for Litigators includes a CD with a number of electronic exhibits for the case file. The exhibits include video clips, photographs, diagrams, transcripts, and other documents. The CD also contains a PowerPoint slide show for the case file with examples of the slides you will learn to create by using this book. By putting the learning exercises into a professional context, you can apply what you learn quickly and effectively. With this book learn how to: Prepare bullet lists for your openings Use animation features to make your points memorable Make the most of photo exhibits with PowerPoint’s labels Build slides that explain document exhibits effectively Use slides with video clips for cross-examination Avoid (and respond to) objections to your slides Display timelines to track key events Narrate slide shows for settlement Create argument slides for strong closings

Powerpoint 2002 for Litigators

Rothschild, Frank D.

Kiya Ahmed had an affair with her married boss, Paul Buckner. After that relationship soured, Kiya was denied partnership at Cooper &amp; Stewart, the accounting firm where she and Paul both worked. Kiya claims discrimination and retaliation caused the denial. The defendants say that her inconsistent job performance lead to their decision. Who is right? This well-balanced case file can be won by either party. Ahmed v. Buckner is the new incarnation of the popular case file Polisi v. Clark. The defendant business is now an accounting firm, rather than a law firm. Updated exhibits include computer records, text messages, and emails, allowing lawyers to practice their skills in laying foundations. The deposition file has three witnesses for each side. The trial version includes two additional expert witnesses and their reports. Whether they are law students or practiced lawyers, this engaging case file will hone participants’ advocacy skills.

Ahmed v. Buckner and Cooper & Stewart, LLC: Case File, Trial Materials (NITA)

Sonenshein, David A.

Bocchino, Anthony J.

Legal Education

Aspen Publishing

Kiya Ahmed had an affair with her married boss, Paul Buckner. After that relationship soured, Kiya was denied partnership at Cooper &amp; Stewart, the accounting firm where she and Paul both worked. Kiya claims discrimination and retaliation caused the denial. The defendants say that her inconsistent job performance lead to their decision. Who is right? This well-balanced case file can be won by either party. Ahmed v. Buckner is the new incarnation of the popular case file Polisi v. Clark. The defendant business is now an accounting firm, rather than a law firm. Updated exhibits include computer records, text messages, and emails, allowing lawyers to practice their skills in laying foundations. The deposition file has three witnesses for each side. The trial version includes two additional expert witnesses and their reports. Whether they are law students or practiced lawyers, this engaging case file will hone participants advocacy skills.

Ahmed v. Buckner and Cooper & Stewart, LLC, Formerly Polisi v. Clark and Parker & Gould: Deposition File, Faculty Materials (NITA)

Ahmed v. Buckner and Cooper & Stewart, LLC, Formerly Polisi v. Clark and Parker & Gould: Deposition File, Plaintiff's Materials (NITA)

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