Thursday, February 22 Workshop #4: Cross Examination Assignments: Adv. Center 209 Submit written cross examinations Be prepared to perform the following: Notes on Assignments: No demonstrative aids are to be used in the exercise this week. Monday, February 26 Lecture and Demonstration: Evidence Assignments: Adv. Center 209 Study and be ready to discuss Mauet, Chapter 6 Thursday, March 1 Guest Lecture: Evidence Adv. Center 209 SPRING BREAK March 5 9 – Monday, 12 Workshop #5: Introduction and Use of Real and Demonstrative Adv. Center 209 Evidence Assignments: 1. Review the case of of Florida v. Frankie Tone 2. All students submit written preparation for introducing into evidence the following Consider the case against Frankie Tone at trial. Officer Gray is on the stand and you represent the State: Graffiti Photos Wal-Mart diagram Paint Cans Cell phone Records Consider the civil case of Ms. Rose Hughes at trial and you are representing the plaintiff, Ms. Hughes. Introduce the medical records (produced by custodian of the records from the hospital). Medical Records Rose Hughes (see TWEN as part of Tone – case file) All students should be prepared to introduce all items of evidence. Thursday, March 15 Lecture: Demonstration and Discussion The Expert Witness – Adv. Center 209 Study and be ready to discuss Mauet, Chapter 8 Assignment:
Thursday, February 22 Adv. Center 209 Workshop #4: Cross Examination Assignments: Submit written cross examinations Be prepared to perform the following: Notes on Assignments: No demonstrative aids are to be used in the exercise this week. Monday, February 26 Adv. Center 209 Lecture and Demonstration: Evidence Assignments: Study and be ready to discuss Mauet, Chapter 6 Thursday, March 1 Adv. Center 209 Guest Lecture: Evidence March 5 – 9 SPRING BREAK Monday, 12 Adv. Center 209 Workshop #5: Introduction and Use of Real and Demonstrative Evidence Assignments: 1. Review the case of of Florida v. Frankie Tone 2. All students submit written preparation for introducing into evidence the following Consider the case against Frankie Tone at trial. Officer Gray is on the stand and you represent the State: Graffiti Photos Wal-Mart diagram Paint Cans Cell phone Records Consider the civil case of Ms. Rose Hughes at trial and you are representing the plaintiff, Ms. Hughes. Introduce the medical records (produced by custodian of the records from the hospital). Medical Records – Rose Hughes (see TWEN as part of Tone case file) All students should be prepared to introduce all items of evidence. Thursday, March 15 Adv. Center 209 Lecture: Demonstration and Discussion – The Expert Witness Assignment: Study and be ready to discuss Mauet, Chapter 8
Smith-Trial-Advocacy-S18.docx