Sentences with phrase «on oral advocacy»

Compared with the fall course, this spring offering course will focus somewhat more on aspects of briefing / writing and somewhat less on oral advocacy.

I must have read hundreds of articles on oral advocacy.

Not exact matches

Here you will find information on the AAPD's many programs and resources including: advocacy, oral health brochures, finding a pediatric dentist, oral health policies, best practices, and clinical guidelines, online store, meetings and events, publications... and much, much more.

At 2:15 p.m., Sen. Tony Avella and advocacy groups challenging the «Willets West» mall proposal begin their oral arguments followed by a press conference on the courthouse steps, New York State Supreme Court, 71 Thomas St., Room 210, Manhattan.

The main points of oral health advocacy should be agreed on by the entire staff.

It translates oral advocacy into cyber advocacy on a platform that demands precision.

Workshop: Part of the International Moot Court Program is a workshop that provides students with the opportunity to refine their written and oral advocacy skills on international law litigation.

«I've been able to perfect my Spanish, work on legal reasoning, hone my oral advocacy skills and study law from a civil law perspective.

«I'm working with a partner mentor on one of my cases who'll help me with my first oral advocacy experience.»

We provide students with numerous hands - on learning opportunities tied to research, writing, oral advocacy, and a variety of other lawyering skills, with both a national and transnational perspective.

At the end of my 1L year I was sent into the wilds of oral advocacy with a pat on the back from my LRW prof and a power point that began «May it Please the Court» — I did not.

Throughout this Article, the term «legal writing» will be used as shorthand to refer to the required course (encompassing a two - semester course in the first year, and, increasingly, an additional semester in the second year, and sometimes, the third year) that covers written and oral communication, advocacy, legal research, analysis, and depending on the program, additional skills.

«We pride ourselves on our efforts to teach and elevate the increasing lost art of oral advocacy.

The Moot Court Honor Board consists of students who have participated on a regional or national team, as well as the top competitors from the three Ohio Northern University intra-school oral advocacy competitions.

Webster's Tips for Successful Appellate Oral Advocacy During the February 26, 2008 CLE conference call on preparing for oral argument, reference was made to a set of helpful tips compiled by Judge Peter Webster, of the First District Court of AppOral Advocacy During the February 26, 2008 CLE conference call on preparing for oral argument, reference was made to a set of helpful tips compiled by Judge Peter Webster, of the First District Court of Apporal argument, reference was made to a set of helpful tips compiled by Judge Peter Webster, of the First District Court of Appeal.

The effect of these changes on the injured worker, often in the worker's own words, is gathered from many sources: workshops and conferences, public consultations and hearings, injured worker groups, media investigations and coverage, participatory action projects, lobbying and advocacy activities, oral histories & personal accounts recorded in photos, poems and song.

We continue to provide the specialist legal services the Bar has always offered — this includes drafting documents, giving written and oral advice as well as providing advocacy services for clients in courts, tribunals, arbitrations, mediations and any other situation where you are permitted to have someone speak on your behalf.

The Institute provides a seven - day program that consists of classroom lectures on substantive legal subjects; logic and critical thinking exercises; written advocacy; oral advocacy in mock trials; panel discussions of judges and attorneys; and field trips to law firms, government agencies, and state and federal courthouses.

In the midst of this first phase are three one - week long sessions where everyone converges on Toronto to take part in additional training, to hear from guest speakers, and engage in team building and more formal oral advocacy activities.

Appellate Advocacy Led by name partner Kathleen M. Sullivan (former Harvard Law School Professor and Dean of Stanford Law School) this program focuses on mastering the skills — both written and oral — that are needed to be an effective appellate advocate.

There has been so much of value written on the subject of oral advocacy that it would be impossible to review these efforts in a short paper.