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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2023 · 10 MIN

How to Handle Scripting in Mock Trial ⏤ Should Attorneys Use a Script?

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A lot of mock trial competitors wonder whether it's a good idea to be scripted during mock trial competitions. So, should you prepare and memorize a script as an attorney? The answer...is complicated. So, in this coaching episode, I'll walk you through exactly how to decide when to script yourself and when to simply respond in the moment to what's happening during a trial. BUY MY BOOK HERE: bit.ly/MTMBook SCHEDULE COACHING WITH ME HERE: bit.ly/MTMCoach Welcome into Mock Trial Masterclass: Your Guide to Controlling the Courtroom. My name is Luke Worsham, and I want YOU to be a mock trial master. I've competed in and coached mock trial for a while, and I want to pass along everything I've learned to you. Whether you're an attorney or a witness, my channel is dedicated to helping you take your craft to the next level. It's game on! The information contained in this podcast is intended for mock trial students and coaches, and it is provided for informational purposes only. It should not be construed as legal advice on any subject matter or real-life litigation advice.

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