Description
This book deals with the real practicalities of getting results in the magistrates' court. It looks at who's who at court and who holds what information, where forms are kept and how to fill them in.
About the Author
James Welsh is a practicing Barrister and Head of advocacy training at BPP Law School. He is an Inns of Court accredited advocacy trainer and an experienced trainer in Solicitor CPD programmes.
Reviews
'This is an excellent book for a nervous beginner. It is small enough to fit into a handbag or pocketa book that deserves to be widely read by the young bar'. Counsel, March 2004 An invaluable guide to the ins and outs of the arcane art of Advocacy in a magistrates court setting. Wet-behind-the-ears defence solicitors and barristers would do well to thumb the relevant pages of this book before their pre-trial review or bail application. As well as offering practical advice on procedure and tips on effective advocacy, it covers more esoteric points, such as going equipped with tissues for your client and when it isn't appropriate to address the tribunal as 'you'Coherent, logical and clear approach makes the book easy to navigate and a great resource for swotting up on the train on the way to the venue.' Trainee Magazine, March 2004
Book Information
ISBN 9781859417843
Author James Welsh
Format Paperback
Page Count 250
Imprint Routledge Cavendish
Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd
Weight(grams) 226g
About the Author
James Welsh is a practicing Barrister and Head of advocacy training at BPP Law School. He is an Inns of Court accredited advocacy trainer and an experienced trainer in Solicitor CPD programmes.
Reviews
'This is an excellent book for a nervous beginner. It is small enough to fit into a handbag or pocketa book that deserves to be widely read by the young bar'. Counsel, March 2004 An invaluable guide to the ins and outs of the arcane art of Advocacy in a magistrates court setting. Wet-behind-the-ears defence solicitors and barristers would do well to thumb the relevant pages of this book before their pre-trial review or bail application. As well as offering practical advice on procedure and tips on effective advocacy, it covers more esoteric points, such as going equipped with tissues for your client and when it isn't appropriate to address the tribunal as 'you'Coherent, logical and clear approach makes the book easy to navigate and a great resource for swotting up on the train on the way to the venue.' Trainee Magazine, March 2004
Book Information
ISBN 9781859417843
Author James Welsh
Format Paperback
Page Count 250
Imprint Routledge Cavendish
Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd
Weight(grams) 226g
