Kessler-Eidson Program for Trial Techniques Library

2009 Friday Workshop Program Schedule (January 30- March 20, 2009)

2009 Eight-Day Trial Techniques Program Schedule (May 2-May 9, 2009)

Emory Trial Techniques Faculty Teaching Methodology Video

Openings - Paul Zwier

Closings - Paul Zwier

Cross Examination Video-Paul Zwier

Persuasive and Evidentiary Foundation for Exhibits Video-Paul Zwier

Jury Voire Dire Video-Paul Zwier

Technology in the Courtroom Video-Paul Zwier

Direct Examination Demo Video 1 - State v. Jackson Case File

Direct Examination Demo Video 2 - State v. Jackson Case File

Direct Examination Demo Video 3 -  State v. Jackson Case File

Cross Examination Demo Video 1 - State v. Jackson Case File

Cross Examination Demo Video 2 - State v. Jackson Case File

Exhibits Demo Video 1 - State v. Jackson Case File

Exhibits Demo Video 2 - State v. Jackson Case File

Exhibits Demo Video 3 - State v. Jackson Case File

E-Discovery 1: Intro-Paul Zwier

E-Discovery 2: the Zubulake Precedent-Paul Zwier

E-Discovery 3: Federal Rules-Paul Zwier

E-Discovery 4: E-Terminology-Paul Zwier

E-Discovery 5: Preservation-Paul Zwier

E-Discovery 6: Privilege-Paul Zwier

E-Discovery 7: Production-Paul Zwier

E-Discovery 8: Cost Shifting Pau Zwier

E-Discovery 9: Ethics-Paul Zwier

E-Discovery 10: Searching-Paul Zwier

E-Discovery 11: Vendors-Paul Zwier

Appellate Advocacy - Paul Zwier

Brian Johnson on Communications I (Adrenaline) Video

Brian Johnson on Communications II (Breathing) Video

Brian Johnson on Communications III (Eyes and Face) Video

Brian Johnson on Communications IV (Fast Talker) Video

Brian Johnson on Communications V (Gestures) Video

Brian Johnson on Communications VI (Notes) Video

Brian Johnson on Communications VII (Pacing) Video

Brian Johnson on Communications VIII (Thinking Sounds) Video

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