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    Welcome to the Mock Trial University and Trial Skills Live. We are here to teach mock trial students and lawyers on how to improve their court room advocacy. 

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    A strong trial advocate learns and masters his/her craft in three ways: (1) through a firm grasp of the facts and theory; (2) lots of practice delivering the arguments; and (3) by watching and learning other great litigators presenting in court. Most of us are able to focus on the first two but not everyone has the luxury of spending hours in a court of law learning and watching skilled attorneys. The purpose of this website is to provide you with tips and techniques to help improve your trial advocacy (and hopefully win your case/mock trial) BUT we also encourage you to download our Trial Skills Live video. It's currently the BEST SELLING Mock Trial Video available at Amazon.com. 

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    Jun102012

    How to Deliver a Closing Argument

    DateSunday, June 10, 2012 at 12:13PM

    In this post, we are offering a sneak peak into our Trial Skills Live video series and showing off our Closing Argument video.

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    Learning How to Deliver an affective Closing Argument is perhaps the most important skill set of any mock trial student or litigator. We encourage our Mock Trial students to watch this video as many times as you can. You are going to notice something different about how to deliver a closing argument each and every time you watch. To deliver a great closing argument may very well be the difference between winning and losing. Good luck with your mock trial competition and your closing argument. 

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