Preparing myself for Trial

 

The idea of going to Trial was overwhelming at first.  So I watched a courtroom movie to relax: 
My Cousin Vinny, A Civil Action, and Erin Brockovich are good ones. They focused and inspired me... plus I learned a few things!  

 

Next I organized my supporting evidence, and made sure any photos, maps, or diagrams were at least size 8x10 or larger. 

 

I wrote down the Objections I planned to use during the Officer's Direct Examination.

 

 I wrote down questions I was going to ask the Officer during Cross-Examination.

 

I made a cheat sheet of Laws and Court Rules that would help my case. 

 

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My Trial Strategy

 

Challenge the Officer with Objections and Cross-Examination questions

Challenge their evidence with Objections

Support my case with evidence

Support my case with Laws and Rules of Court

 

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Usual Trial Summary

1. Opening Statements
2. Police Officer testifies
3. Prosecution admits evidence
4. I Cross-examine the Police Officer
5. Prosecution rests
6. I make Motion to Dismiss
7. I submit evidence
8. Closing Arguments
9. Judge gives the Verdict

 

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You can purchase a copy of my actual Winning Trial Notes HERE as part of the
Moneyback Guaranteed NJ Speeding Ticket Information Packet.
It comes with my most used objections and cross-examination questions.

 

 

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