MacCarthy on Impeachment: How to Find and Use These Weapons of Mass Destruction - Couverture souple

Sean Patrick MacCarthy, Sean Patrick MacCarthy; MacCarthy, Terence F.

 
9781634254205: MacCarthy on Impeachment: How to Find and Use These Weapons of Mass Destruction

Synopsis

Impeachment of witnesses is "an alien, mystifying, and obtuse area of the law," write the authors of MacCarthy on Impeachment. While there are many books on evidence and trial advocacy, there is very little written specifically on impeachment. For the trial lawyer and judge, it is one of the most confusing and misunderstood parts of the trial. Just as cross examination is the most difficult of trial skills, impeachment, usually a part of cross examination, is the most difficult of the difficult. Many, if not most, trial lawyers do not know what they can or cannot do to impeach. Most importantly, they do not know how to do what they can do.

MacCarthy on Impeachment offers trial lawyers "weapons of mass destruction." This book reveals those "weapons" and offers instruction on how to use them. Co-written by the author of the legal classic, MacCarthy on Cross-Examination, MacCarthy on Impeachment is a groundbreaking work that will become an indispensable resource for trial attorneys seeking to improve their skills and better serve their clients.

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À propos des auteurs

Sean P. MacCarthy is a Partner with Chittenden, Murday & Novotny, LLC, a Chicago law firm. Sean graduated from the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana in 1985, earning Phi Beta Kappa distinction. Sean received his J.D. degree in 1988 from Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Sean has tried cases in state courts and federal courts involving many areas including complex commercial matters, medical malpractice, and divorce. Sean also maintains an active pro-bono practice.



The Honorable Terence F. MacCarthy teaches Trial Advocacy extensively around the country to experienced lawyers as well as law students. As a faculty member for many distinguished Trial Advocacy programs he uses lectures, small group teaching, and improv to develop storytelling, communication, and advocacy skills. Terence served for twenty years with the Law Office of the Cook County Public Defender, working as both an Assistant Public Defender, and for his last seven years, as an Attorney Supervisor in the Felony Trial Division at the George N. Leighton Criminal Court Building at "26th and California." Terence was elected Judge of the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois, in 2010.

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