Effecting Lawyerig--Skills of Arguing Cases.pptVIP

Trial Is A TheaterAn Artist is Nervous, Shy and Hesitant If the Director is Inefficient Yubaraj Sangroula, Ph.D. To insert your company logo on this slide From the Insert Menu Select “Picture” Locate your logo file Click OK To resize the logo Click anywhere inside the logo. The boxes that appear outside the logo are known as “resize handles.” Use these to resize the object. If you hold down the shift key before using the resize handles, you will maintain the proportions of the object you wish to resize. Perspective is the canvas or setting of the platform Each case has its background. Each person being tried has background. His/her good or bad background affects the mind of judges. A lawyer uses background smartly and makes judges to think prudently Director has to Formulate a Core Argument A Core argument is an expectation of the director which he wants his audience ‘to insert in the mind’. In a trial the expectation of the lawyer he/she is ‘looking for the principle the judge is going to base his/her decision’ is core theory Perspective is the canvas or setting of the platform Each case has its background. Each person being tried has background. His/her good or bad background affects the mind of judges. A lawyer uses background smartly and makes judges to think prudently Questions needing decisions Questions a judge has to settle should be presented Questions must relate to evidences Evidences must relate to facts Each fact is dissimilar Each dissimilar fact attracts different law, or different interpretation Smart lawyer is conscious about it Arguments must be designed Argument is an abstract ‘narrative’. Argument is supported by ‘reasoning’, logic Logic is drawn from evidence Evidence is determined by support of law Reasoning should be illuminated by citation Conclusion is Reaffirmation of Core Theory Conclusion is reinforcement or reaffirmation of core argument. It is possible only if one has established relation between core argument and arguments C