Simple rules for young lawyers to master the art of presenting evidence that helps you and overcoming the evidence that hurts.
Witness Testimony 101 teaches young lawyers the essential skills for presenting evidence effectively in court. You’ll learn how to adduce evidence in chief and master the art of cross-examination. This course simplifies key rules to help you confidently present evidence that supports your case while managing evidence that may work against you.
Perfect for new lawyers looking to build courtroom confidence and improve their trial skills.
ALAN D. GOLD practices at Alan D. Gold Professional Corporation, Barristers, 20 Adelaide Street East, Suite 210, Toronto, M5C 2T6. His practice is restricted to criminal trial and appellate work. He has appeared as counsel before all levels of courts in Ontario, as well as in seven of the other provinces. He has argued hundreds of appeals as well as over fifty cases in the Supreme Court of Canada. Mr. Gold is certified by the Law Society of Upper Canada as a Specialist in Criminal Litigation. Mr. Gold has written many texts, articles and other publications on legal topics and has delivered speeches and presentations on a wide assortment of legal topics to lawyers, judges, law students and other audiences, and has been a media commentator. His articles and presentations are available on LexisNexis QuickLaw in the database Alan D. Gold's Criminal Law Articles and Alan D. Gold’s Criminal Law Net letter.
