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Repository of Trial Videos Now Available Free of Charge

By Ben Stevens

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Video_camera My friend and technologist extraordinaire Finis Price at TechnoEsq has published TechnoEsq Trial Videos as a repository for trial videos of substantial court proceedings.  These videos are provided for educational purposes and free of charge to view or download. 

I believe that this will be a great resource for both new lawyers and experienced attorneys alike, as it's always interesting to watch other attorneys in action. The site is divided into the following categories for easy navigation: plaintiffs, defendants, opening statements, and closing statements.  If you haven't visited TechnoEsq recently, check it out and let Finis know what you think of his video repository.

Full post as published by The Mac Lawyer on August 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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