[Audio] Michael E. Tigar - Empowering the Jury Series - Michael E. Tigar

Course Summary:

The “[Audio] Michael E. Tigar – Empowering the Jury Series” is an audio-based course led by the highly respected and influential trial lawyer, Michael E. Tigar. This series provides a unique opportunity to learn directly from Tigar’s vast experience and profound understanding of courtroom dynamics, particularly concerning the jury. The course focuses on the art and science of effectively communicating with and persuading jurors throughout the trial process. Tigar shares his strategic insights on how to present evidence, craft compelling narratives, conduct effective cross-examinations, and deliver powerful opening and closing arguments, all with the goal of empowering the jury to reach a favorable verdict for your client.

Target Audience:

This program is ideal for:

• Trial lawyers, both novice and experienced, seeking to enhance their jury advocacy skills.
• Law students interested in pursuing careers in litigation.
• Legal professionals looking to gain a deeper understanding of jury psychology and persuasion techniques.
• Public defenders and prosecutors aiming to improve their effectiveness in the courtroom.
• Anyone involved in legal proceedings where jury persuasion is a critical factor.

Main Content:

The audio series typically covers key areas such as:

• Understanding the Jury: Insights into jury psychology, how jurors think, and the factors that influence their decisions.
• Jury Selection: Strategies for voir dire, identifying favorable jurors, and deselecting those who may be biased.
• Developing the Case Narrative: Crafting a clear, compelling, and persuasive story that resonates with the jury.
• Presentation of Evidence: Techniques for effectively presenting evidence in a way that is understandable and impactful for the jury.
• Direct and Cross-Examination: Strategies for eliciting favorable testimony and effectively challenging opposing witnesses.
• Opening Statements: How to make a strong first impression and lay the groundwork for your case narrative.
• Closing Arguments: The art of summarizing the evidence, reinforcing your key arguments, and persuading the jury to your point of view.
• Dealing with Difficult Jurors and Complex Issues: Strategies for navigating challenging situations within the jury deliberation process.
• Ethical Considerations in Jury Advocacy: Maintaining ethical standards while effectively advocating for your client.