Proceedings of the Idaho State Bar, Volume 27Vols. 11 (1935)- include Proceedings of the Judicial Section, v. 1- |
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I believe that opening statements should always be made , and that opening statement for the defendant , unless there are special reasons for another order , should be made immediately following the opening statement for the plaintiff .
I believe that opening statements should always be made , and that opening statement for the defendant , unless there are special reasons for another order , should be made immediately following the opening statement for the plaintiff .
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By that time the defendant has had its investigators out , taken statements - sometimes from your client , even though he is in bed in ... They will have a complete , five - page signed statement giving all the details of the accident .
By that time the defendant has had its investigators out , taken statements - sometimes from your client , even though he is in bed in ... They will have a complete , five - page signed statement giving all the details of the accident .
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I have seen statements that simply weren't legible , some incomplete , with some material facts , but at the same ... The ideal statement would be one written in plain language , brief , covering the material points , and be ended up ...
I have seen statements that simply weren't legible , some incomplete , with some material facts , but at the same ... The ideal statement would be one written in plain language , brief , covering the material points , and be ended up ...
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| Title | Proceedings of the Idaho State Bar, Volume 27 |
| Author | Idaho State Bar |
| Publisher | Capital News Publishing Company, 1953 |
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