Modern Trial Advocacy: Analysis and Practice¶
Steven, L., & Lore, J. C. (2020). Modern Trial Advocacy: Analysis and Practice: Analysis and Practice.
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Primes¶
- Fabula And Syuzhet
- Legal and forensic narration. Reports and depositions distinguish the timeline from the prosecutorial narrative; jurors are instructed to reason about the chronology independently of the telling they were exposed to.
This sourceStandard trial-advocacy text distinguishing the underlying factual timeline from the persuasive 'theory of the case' (the prosecutorial or defense narrative) built upon it — the chronology held apart from the telling.
- Legal and forensic narration. Reports and depositions distinguish the timeline from the prosecutorial narrative; jurors are instructed to reason about the chronology independently of the telling they were exposed to.
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