Basic Trial Techniques for Prosecutors
Asuccessful trial starts long before the venire3 is brought in. Simply stated,preparation is the key to victory. You must thoroughly familiarize yourself with the evidence,case strengths and weaknesses,and the law before selecting a jury. Theme One of the most important strategy decisions you make is selecting a proper theme.
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