An edition of Preparing and conducting opening and closing arguments (1993)

Preparing and conducting opening and closing arguments

case analysis and theory development

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William Francis Kuntz
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Practising Law Institute
Language
English
Pages
184

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Subjects

Trial practice, Summation (Law), Forensic oratory

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Preparing and conducting opening and closing arguments: case analysis and theory development
1993, Practising Law Institute
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Edition Notes

Prepared for program of the same name held Aug. 18, 1993, New York City.
"H4-5170"--Spine.

Published in
New York, N.Y. (810 7th Ave., New York 10019)
Series
Litigation and administrative practice series, Litigation course handbook series ;, no. H-472, Litigation course handbook series ;, no. 472.

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Library of Congress
KF8915.Z9 P74 1993

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Pagination
184 p. ;
Number of pages
184

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL1446321M
LCCN
93085205
OCLC/WorldCat
28694966

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Work ID
OL23502951W

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