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210 - The Four Kinds of Evidence That Will Help You Win Your Trial
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In this show, Leh and Todd discuss the four primary forms of evidence that you can present at trial. If you cannot introduce evidence in your trial, then there is a high likelihood that you will not win. If you cannot settle your case, then it is extremely important that you know what evidence you will need to win and how to introduce it into the courtroom. The four kinds of evidence include lay witness testimony, expert witness testimony, documentary evidence, and photographic/audio/video physical evidence. If you would like a transcript of this show, you can find it on our at www.mtlawoffice.com If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it. Not sure how? You can read about it at https://mtlawoffice.com/reviewit
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210 - The Four Kinds of Evidence That Will Help You Win Your Trial
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In this show, Leh and Todd discuss the four primary forms of evidence that you can present at trial. If you cannot introduce evidence in your trial, then there is a high likelihood that you will not win. If you cannot settle your case, then it is extremely important that you know what evidence you will need to win and how to introduce it into the courtroom. The four kinds of evidence include lay witness testimony, expert witness testimony, documentary evidence, and photographic/audio/video physical evidence. If you would like a transcript of this show, you can find it on our at www.mtlawoffice.com If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it. Not sure how? You can read about it at https://mtlawoffice.com/reviewit
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