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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 loan
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Tag Archives: NITA
February 2013 Executive Director’s Letter: Where Do You Fit In at NITA?
You are a lawyer with trial skills. You want to join the NITA collaboration, so you want to know where to start. Or you now teach on the NITA faculty and want to do more. Matching your energy and ambition … Continue reading
The Verdict: A Great Film, “An Ethical Nightmare”
Paul Newman was one of our greatest actors. He was nominated for eight Best Actor Oscars, winning in 1986 for The Color of Money. That was sort of a Lifetime Achievement Award—a number of his other portrayals were much better, … Continue reading
January 2013 Executive Director’s Letter: Award Season
Set 1: As you stand in the well on cross-examination, do you play back particular words of a faculty critique that still help you, as you self-assess your courtroom performance in real time? Set 2: How many times have you … Continue reading
NITA Announces New Board President, Members for 2013
BOULDER, CO: The National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) has announced its new Board officers and new members of the Board of Trustees for 2013. Michael A. Ginsberg, a partner in the Pittsburgh office of Jones Day, has been elected … Continue reading
















