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The DWI Jury Trial in NC: How to Effectively Try a DWI Case to Jury and WIN

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The DWI Jury Trial in NC: How to Effectively Try a DWI Case to Jury and WIN

6.0 CLE hours, including 1.0 hour of Ethics
recorded January 31, 2020
Speakers & Topics 

 
Welcoming Remarks by Program Chair 

  • Chas Post, Post | Foushee | Patton – Trial Lawyers, Sanford 

Picking the Jury 

  • James Davis II, Davis & Davis, P.C. , Salisbury 

The Opening Statement 

  • Zac Cohen, Zachary A. Cohen, Attorney at Law, Monroe 

Powerful Cross-Examination Techniques

  • Justin Hunter, Hunter & Price, P.A., Kenansville

Expert Witnesses 

  • Rashad Hauter, Hauter Law Firm, P.C., Henderson  

The Charge Conference: Knowing Which Instructions to Request to Increase Your Chances of Winning

  • Kelly Dawkins, The Dawkins Law Firm, Southern Pines 

The Closing Argument 

  • Ron Shook, The Law Offices of Ronald J. Shook, PLLC, Belmont 

Ethical Considerations & War Stories in DWI Cases

  • Katie Clary, Rawls, Scheer, Clary & Mingo, Trial Lawyers, Charlotte

 


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Picking a Jury
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The Opening Statement
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The Closing Argument
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Ethical Considerations and War Stories in DWI Cases
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