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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2022 · 28 MIN

36. I’ll Be the Judge of That: Best Advice from NITA’s Judges

from May the Record Reflect · host National Institute for Trial Advocacy

This month’s episode features advice and observations from some of NITA’s top judges, who serve as faculty, presenters, and board members. They share their reflections on what they’ve seen from their unique vantage point on the bench and dispense helpful tips for the next time you’re in court. Topics2:13     What counsel should know before setting foot in my courtroom10:30  Most common mistake I see lawyers make in my courtroom17:55  Impressive or memorable things a lawyer has done during trial 22:50  Nuttiest things I’ve seen during jury selectionResources50 Tips for 50 Years, Part 1 and 50 Tips for 50 Years, Part 2Judge Mark Drummond (podcast) (webcast) (webcast)Justice Lee Edmon (bio)Judge Marian Gaston (bio) (webcast)Judge Nancy Gertner (bio) (podcast) (webcast) Judge Amy Hanley (bio) (podcast) (podcast) (webcast) (webcast) (webcast)Judge Ruth Rocker McMillan (bio) (podcast)Judge Sam Sheldon (bio) (webcast)Judge Mindy Solomon (bio) (webcast)Judge Christopher Whitten (bio) (webcast) (webcast)

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This month’s episode features advice and observations from some of NITA’s top judges, who serve as faculty, presenters, and board members. They share their reflections on what they’ve seen from their unique vantage point on the bench and dispense helpful tips for the next time you’re in court. Topics 2:13 What counsel should know before setting foot in my courtroom 10:30 Most common mistake I see lawyers make in my courtroom 17:55 Impressive or memorable things...

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