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Trial Advocacy

Professor Wes Porter, Golden Gate University School of Law

Professor Wes Porter, Director of the GGU Litigation Center at Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, presents this talk and demonstration for the "Advocacy Teaching Blog" about 5-minute drills in Trial Advocacy, specifically drills we use in the GGU Litigation Center to achieve proficiency in impeachment by prior inconsistent statements and refreshing recollection.

Introduction to Trial Advocacy 

Professor Porter explains how to achieve proficiency in impeachment by prior inconsistent statements and refreshing recollection. 

Professor Wes Porter, Director of the GGU Litigation Center at Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, presents this student demonstration on how to impeach a witness with their prior inconsistent statement. Visit www.ggulitigation.com for the companion handout.

Impeachment Using Prior Inconsistencies 

 An example of impeaching a witness by using prior inconsistencies in their statements. 

Professor Wes Porter, Director of the GGU Litigation Center at Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, presents this student demonstration about how to refresh a witness' recollection. For other trial advocacy and litigation lectures and demonstrations, check out our other videos and materials on GGULitigation.com, follow Professor Porter on Twitter (@WRPspdADVOCACY), and subscribe to our YouTube Channel (wporterable).

Refreshing a Witness’ Recollection. 

Demonstration of how to refresh a witness' memory. 

Professor Wes Porter, Director of the GGU Litigation Center at Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, presents this lecture about the essential components of presenting a motion in limine. For other trial advocacy and evidence lectures and demonstrations, check out our other videos and materials on www.GGULitigation.com, follow Professor Porter on Twitter (@WRPspdADVOCACY), and subscribe to our YouTube Channel (wporterable).

A Guide to Presenting Motions in Limine 

Professor Porter presents the essential components of presenting a motion in limine.  

Professor Wes Porter, Director of the GGU Litigation Center at Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, presents this lecture about how to impeach a witness with their prior inconsistent statement. Visit www.ggulitigation.com for the companion handout.

A Guide to Impeachment by Prior Inconsistent Statements  

Professor Porter details how to impeach a witness through prior inconsistent statements  

Professor Wes Porter, Director of the GGU Litigation Center at Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, presents this lecture about how to refresh a witness' recollection. Please visit www.ggulitigation.com for a companion handout.

A Guide to Refreshing a Witness’ Recollection

Professor Porter demonstrates how to effectively refresh a witness' memory.  

Professor Wes Porter, Director of the GGU Litigation Center at Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, presents this lecture about how to lay the proper foundation to admit exhibits into evidence. For other trial advocacy and litigation lectures and demonstrations, check out our other videos and materials on GGULitigation.com, follow Professor Porter on Twitter (@WRPspdADVOCACY), and subscribe to our YouTube Channel (wporterable).

A Guide to Laying Proper Foundation for Exhibits 

 How to lay the proper foundation for exhibits to be admitted into evidence.