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-- Promote justice through effective and ethical advocacy.
-- Train and mentor lawyers to be competent and ethical advocates in pursuit of justice.
-- Develop and teach trial advocacy skills to support and promote the effective and fair administration of justice. By PDGACO payday loan
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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Book Report: Inside Jurors’ Minds
This is part of a new Book Report series designed to introduce some of our favorite NITA publications. Some of the books we’ll write about are fresh off the press, while others are tried-and-true NITA favorites. For more book reports … Continue reading
April 2012 Executive Director’s Letter
Spring time here in Nita City is easily identified by an 85 degree day followed by snow only 24 hours later. Another change you’ll notice here in the early spring is the format of this newsletter. We redesigned NITA Notes to provide … Continue reading
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PSIM Consortium Agreement Extended
Members of Japan’s PSIM Consortium came to visit the NITA administration office on March 1, 2012 to tour the facility, sign an extended agreement with NITA (now effective through March 31, 2014), visit with communication experts and faculty Mary Ryan … Continue reading
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Schepard Receives Diamond Award, Named Advisor to Honoring Families Initiative
The Public Justice Foundation (PJF) at Hofstra Law has honored a faculty member every year since 2009 for their demonstrated commitment and dedication to public service through their work both in and out of school. NITA Program Director and Hofstra … Continue reading
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Featured Publication—Effective Courtroom Advocacy
With the benefit of more than twenty-three years of trial observation and juror feedback, Judge Joseph F. Anderson Jr. distills his thoughts on how to master the fundamentals of trial advocacy, develop advanced skills, and win arguments before judges and … Continue reading
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