Winning advocacy : preparation, questions, argument / Hugh Selby and Graeme Blank

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Selby, Hugh

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TextPublication details: New Delhi ; Oxford University press , c2004.Edition: 2nd edDescription: xiv, 170 p . ; 23 cmISBN:

9780195683301

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347.052 SEL

Summary: An introduction to advocacy for students who are new to advocacy and are keen to understand and master the basic skills of analysis, preparing witnesses, questioning and submissions. The authors introduce the circles method which they use as barristers and find useful for both case analysis and case delivery

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An introduction to advocacy for students who are new to advocacy and are keen to understand and master the basic skills of analysis, preparing witnesses, questioning and submissions. The authors introduce the circles method which they use as barristers and find useful for both case analysis and case delivery

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