Voices Heard in Jury Argument: Litigation and the Law School Curriculum

Michael Tigar’s Notes:

Voices Heard in Jury Argument: Litigation and the Law School Curriculum, 9 Review of Litigation 177 (1990). This is an essay about the importance of experiential learning.

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Issue

Trial Practice and Pedagogy

Year

1990

Decade

1990s

Type

Essays

Tags

Francisco 'Kiko' Martinez

Tigar’s Original Classification

1990s

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