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The Center for Criminal Justice Advocacy was formed as a free, nonpartisan, grassroots training resource to assist new lawyers in becoming competent criminal trial practitioners. Our public service mission is to provide newly licensed sole practitioners and prosecutors, who toil daily in criminal courtrooms across our country, with a body of materials that support a structured analytical approach to planning, preparing, and conducting a persuasive and convincing criminal trial. Our interest is in promoting and preserving equal justice for all.
On this site, you will find techniques for honing your pretrial and courtroom presentations. All the pages are information-rich with skills you can put into practice. Feel free to explore the thousands of hyperlinks to other web-based sources, providing a world of practice enhancing data at your fingertips.
CCJA's emphasis is on promoting even-handed administration of criminal justice. We accomplish this goal by sharing useful materials with recently licensed practicing defenders and prosecutors, but we also want to foster litigation skills training for law students who aspire to careers in defense and prosecution. The job description of a criminal trial lawyer requires a person who can enlighten, uplift, educate, inform, motivate, and persuade. If you aspire to be that kind of advocate, CCJA welcomes you to flex your litigation muscles on this 100% free web site.
These pages may not be reprinted or republished in whole or in part, electronically or in print, without express written permission. The copyrighted material contained herein is solely for the private use of the reader.
Individual users are permitted to download or print one copy of any or all pages for personal use.
As a service to the practicing bar and students of trial advocacy, this Center for Criminal Justice Advocacy
web site is written and maintained by Ray Moses. It is not affiliated with or sponsored by any educational institution
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Address Inquiries to: The Center for Criminal Justice Advocacy
P.O. Box 22642, Houston, TX 77227-2642
The last addition was made on: December 4, 2009.
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