Staying afloat and navigating homeward: Practical tips from the Bench on Advocacy in the Local Court [2005] NSWLC 13

Jurisdiction: Australia
Procedural Posture: Conference Paper on Criminal Law and Advocacy / Paper for the Lexis Nexis Conference on Criminal Law and Advocacy, Sydney, 12 August 2005
Legal Topics: ['local Court Advocacy' 'court Etiquette' 'preparation for Hearings' 'cross Examination' 'expert Evidence' 'pleas in Mitigation' 'professional Conduct Rules']

['criminal Law' 'evidence' 'legal Professional Ethics' 'advocacy'] ['local Court Advocacy' 'court Etiquette' 'preparation for Hearings' 'cross Examination' 'expert Evidence' 'pleas in Mitigation' 'professional Conduct Rules']

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Conference Paper on Criminal Law and Advocacy / Paper for the Lexis Nexis Conference on Criminal Law and Advocacy, Sydney, 12 August 2005

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