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Trial technique and evidence

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Michie Butterworth, 1995 - Law - 812 pages

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Contents

Selecting the Jury
35
Opening Statement
77
Basic Evidence and Procedure
105
Copyright

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TitleTrial technique and evidence
AuthorMichael R. Fontham
PublisherMichie Butterworth, 1995
ISBN1558342648, 9781558342644
Length812 pages
Subjects › 

Evidence (Law)
Law / Evidence
Law / Trial Practice
Trial practice
  
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