Articles in the Trial Practice category cover the strategies, procedures, and evidence rules that shape litigation from pretrial motions through verdict and post-trial issues. Topics include jury selection, witness preparation and examinations, courtroom advocacy, admissibility challenges, trial technology, and preserving issues for appeal.
Trial day mishaps are preventable when you line up the right courtroom support services—court reporting, legal videography, interpretation, and on-site trial tech—before the first witness is called. These services help ensure a clean record, clear communication, and smooth presentation of exhibits even when last-minute issues arise. This article explains the key support options, what to […]
A hung jury occurs when jurors can’t reach the required unanimous verdict in a criminal case, resulting in a mistrial. It typically happens after extended deliberations when the judge concludes further discussion won’t break the deadlock, allowing prosecutors to retry the case or dismiss it. This article explains how a hung jury is determined, what […]
