Death
Penalty Seminar
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2009 Seminar: June 14 - 20
(2009 dates are tentative and subject to change)
Read about the Death Penalty Seminar
from a '94 Graduate
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Learning
to Fight the Death Penalty
During June 14-20, 2009, the Trial Lawyers
College will be presenting a unique seminar designed specifically
for criminal defense lawyers who handle death penalty cases.
This program will focus on and address techniques the trial lawyer can use to successfully and adequately represent and understand a defendant facing the death penalty and to defeat death. You will be exposed to and become familiar with the method developed over the years and taught at the Trial Lawyers College.
You will learn to:
- help the jury crawl into the hide of the client;
- know and understand the jury;
- discover the story and win;
- empower the jury to stand up against the injustice of the death penalty
In addition, you will be taught valuable skills in how to personally survive the emotional intensity of a death penalty case and to deal with your own issues while fulfilling your obligations as an attorney.
Some of the faculty who will be in attendance include, Gerry Spence, Milton Grimes, Rick Kammen, Cyndy Short, Dan Williams, Grover Porter, Xavier Amador, PhD., John Nolte, PhD., Joshua Karton, and Katlin Larimer.
Tuition for this unique program is $1,750.00 including room, board
and materials. We can only accommodate forty-eight trial lawyers
and expect this program to fill up quickly.
This program has been approved by the Wyoming State Bar
for 46.75 total CLE Hours.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Executive Director, L. Joane Garcia-Colson at (760) 322-3783 or (800) 688-1611, or by email at info@triallawyerscollege.com.
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the 2009 seminar.
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