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Santa Clara County
Trial Lawyers Association
Get Free or Reduced Admission Fees
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Mission Statement:
The Santa Clara County Trial Lawyers Association is a non-profit
organization committed to supporting members in their practice of law
through networking, education & involvement with the local bench,
providing the community with fair access to the justice system &
promoting a positive image of Trial Lawyers.
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June 16th - 18th & June 23rd - 25th
Judge
James Ware presents:
Persuading Jurors
through the Presentation of Evidence
using 21st Century Technology
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PRESENTED BY:
Judge James Ware
More than another rehash of the
rules, Judge Ware of the U.S. District Court will show you how to
develop effective strategies to use e-evidence in a courtroom.
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Learn how to use technology so that your jury can better
understand and decide your case
Using technology to produce, store or display evidentiary exhibits or
illustrative aids changes the dynamic in a courtroom in productive and
helpful ways. Effective use of e-evidence can highlight the dispute
under adjudication, speed up the process and lead to a better
decision. In jury trials, in particular, electronic exhibits can
increase the jurors’ sense of participation and improve their
understanding of the facts.
You will learn practical solutions to introduce, authenticate, and
present e-evidence; deal effectively with opposition, and
cross-examinations; and present e-evidence in ways that will convince
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- Learn the persuasive impact of electronic
trial exhibits
- Get up to date on California and federal rules of evidence governing e-evidence
- Find out what pretrial discovery issues affect e-evidence
- Solve practical problems in the authentication of various types of e-evidence
- Discover the effective use of e-evidence presentation software
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e-evidence Workshop Dates
3-Day Workshop - 2 Separate Sessions
Choose Your Dates
All sessions are from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm at
Lincoln Law
School - Downtown San Jose
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Class One: June 16th or 23rd
Intro; The persuasive impact of electronic trial exhibits, and
California and federal rules of evidence governing e-evidence
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Class Two: June 17th
or 24th
Pretrial discovery issues that affect e-evidence, and
Practical problems in authentication of e-evidence
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Class Three: June 18th or 25th
e-evidence and expert witnesses, and
Effective use of e-evidence presentation software
This activity is pending approval for Minimum Continuing Legal
Education credit by the State Bar of California for 2 MCLE credits per
class session.
Register Today & Pay at the Door
Walk-ins are Welcome!
Click here for pricing
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For more information,
call:
Valary Miller at Lincoln Law School: 408-977-7227 or
Ed Vasquez at SCCTLA: 408-876-4869
www.lincolnlawsj.edu or www.scctla.org
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