Advocacy Law Study Guide
Advocacy is when a solicitor attends court to represent their client. In simple form, advocacy is the art of communication.A solicitor will attend court and do the very best for their client to ensure they achieve the best possible result.

What is Advocacy?
Advocacy; the Legal Practice Course and Becoming a Trainee
Solicitors' Rights of Audience
Effective Advocacy
1. Preparation
2. What makes an Oral Presentation Persuasive?
Professional Ethics
Etiquette
Addressing the Bench
Addressing the Other Side
Addressing Witnesses
Presenting the Evidence
Examining Witnesses:
Examination-in-chief
- Leading Questions
- Unfavourable and Hostile Witnesses
- Open and Closed Questions
Cross-Examination
Differences between examination-in-chief and cross-examination
Examination of Experts
Re-examination
Opening and Closing a Case
Civil Matter
Criminal Matter
LPC Letter Drafting Guide
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