The AAI Advocacy Manual - 2nd Edition

The Complete Guide to Persuasive Advocacy.

 

Professor the Hon George Hampel AM QC,

The Hon Justice Ann Ainslie-Wallace,
Elizabeth Brimer, Randall Kune

 

The definitive manual on advocacy skills by the founding Chair of the AAI, the current Chair of the AAI and senior AAI Instructors.

 

A practical guide to the philosophy, performance and practice of good advocacy.

 

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The AAI Advocacy Manual - 2nd Edition

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The 2nd edition of the AAI Advocacy Manual is now available.  This second edition is improved by a number of additions.
Developing a case theory is a challenging but critical analytical task for every advocate in every case. The chapter on Preparation has some helpful suggested steps in developing the case theory. There is a new chapter on Expert Evidence which provides a useful conceptual and practical approach to this more difficult part of the advocates work. It provides a guide to conferencing with experts and dealing with their evidence in court. There is a much enlarged chapter on Evidence in Action with special emphasis on the Uniform Evidence Act. There is a new chapter on Appellate Advocacy which has some important practical guidance and builds on the chapter on Argument.

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