Before trial: how to prepare your case

Record Type:

Record Type: Book Book

KN380.H372 1897

Waterlow Bros. & Layton

1897

4th edition

Harris, Richard

Trial practice - Great Britain.

Preliminary The client Beginning well 'Without prejudice' 'Victoria,' by the grace of God Particulars Demanding particulars Pleadings How to treat a bad or imperfect plea Amateur pleading The proofs&n...

• Preliminary 
• The client 
• Beginning well 
• 'Without prejudice' 
• 'Victoria,' by the grace of God 
• Particulars 
• Demanding particulars 
• Pleadings 
• How to treat a bad or imperfect plea 
• Amateur pleading 
• The proofs 
• Advising on evidence 
• Preparing witnesses 
• Difficult points 
• Interrogatories 
• Answering interrogatories 
• Discovery and inspection 
• As to the production of documents 
• Scientific evidence 
• 'Why was this witness called?' 
• Observations 
• Too good a case 
• The brief 
• As to the choice of counsel 
• Consultation 
• Jury or no jury 
• Wm. Erle's opinion on judges and juries 
• The defence of insanity 
• Test questions for the jury 
• McNaghten's case 
• As to the evidence of insanity 
• Medical authority

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