Download This PaperPricking Boils and Other Lessons Not Learned on Law & Order: Mitigating and Overcoming Negative Evidence at Trial
44 Pages Posted: 28 Jan 2013
Date Written: 2007
Abstract
One of the most important skills in being an effective trial lawyer is knowing how to mitigate potentially damaging evidence. Numerous psychological studies support the theory of "pricking the boil." The author applies these studies to a trial scenario, providing insight into the usefulness of this valuable tool.
Keywords: trial lawyer, trial law, evidence, mitigate
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Caldwell, Harry M. and Frost, Christopher L., Pricking Boils and Other Lessons Not Learned on Law & Order: Mitigating and Overcoming Negative Evidence at Trial (2007). American Journl of Trial Advocacy, Vol. 30, No. 27, 2007, Pepperdine University Legal Studies Research Paper , Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2207677
Harry M. Caldwell (Contact Author)
Pepperdine University - Rick J. Caruso School of Law ( email )
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