Silent Advocacy A Practical Primer for the Trial Attorney
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Silent Advocacy A Practical Primer for the Trial Attorney

by George J. Lavin & Chilton Davis Varner

Law Legal Practice trial advocacy
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Silent Advocacy A Practical Primer for the Trial Attorney offers a focused introduction to the quieter dimensions of courtroom advocacy. Written for trial attorneys and those studying trial practice, it presents a practical legal perspective on advocacy that extends beyond spoken argument.

About This Book

Silent Advocacy is presented as a practical primer for the trial attorney.

The book focuses on advocacy in the context of trial practice, with attention to the less visible aspects of courtroom work.

Its title emphasizes silent advocacy as a distinct subject within legal representation and trial preparation.

Written by George J. Lavin and Chilton Davis Varner, this resource is intended for readers interested in the practice of trial law.

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