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NITA’s team of practicing lawyers, professors and judges from around the nation dedicates its efforts to the training and development of skilled and ethical legal advocates to improve the adversarial justice system. -
NITA's Goal is to:
-- 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 loans
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Tag Archives: National Institute for Trial Advocacy
Individual Donors Make a Big Impact
Special Thanks to Mike Ginsberg, Doug Irish, Leo Romero, Ben Rubinowitz, and Robin Weaver. The NITA Foundation spotlights the generosity of individual donors who are passionate about supporting new Public Service Slots for Public Programs. Mike Ginsberg, Chair-Elect of the … Continue reading
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International Academy of Trial Lawyers Show Support
Donation of $10,000 to the NITA Foundation The International Academy of Trial Lawyers (IATL) made a generous gift to the NITA Foundation in June of $10,000. The contribution to the Annual Fund will be used to bolster scholarships and public … Continue reading
Public Service Slots for Public Programs
Your Donation Will Help Raise the Final $46,200! Thanks to donor support, the new Public Service Slots for NITA Public Programs has raised $25,500 in donations but our 2012 goal is $71,700! The scholarship requests are still flooding in! The … Continue reading
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USING NOTES AT TRIAL
Author: Mark S. Caldwell Few lawyers can successfully try a case without the benefit of some form of notes. Notes can either be a crutch that robs the trial lawyer of spontaneity and persuasiveness or a tool that provides guidance … Continue reading
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