
About this podcast
May the Record Reflect is a skills-focused podcast for trial lawyers who want to get better at what really happens in the courtroom. Hosted by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy, each episode features experienced judges, advocates, and legal educators sharing practical guidance on trial advocacy, depositions, witness examination, oral communication, jury selection, and courtroom presence—along with ethics, professionalism, and lawyer well‑being. Whether you’re preparing for trial,…
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May the Record Reflect
About this podcast
May the Record Reflect is a skills-focused podcast for trial lawyers who want to get better at what really happens in the courtroom. Hosted by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy, each episode features experienced judges, advocates, and legal educators sharing practical guidance on trial advocacy, depositions, witness examination, oral communication, jury selection, and courtroom presence—along with ethics, professionalism, and lawyer well‑being. Whether you’re preparing for trial,…
Recent episodes
- 80. The Core Four: Opening, Direct, Cross, and Closing, with NITA Faculty21 Jul · 1 h 04 min
- 79. Ten Essential Tips for the Successful Trial Lawyer, with Hon. Sal Mungia16 Jun · 35 min
- 78. Refreshing Recollection and Impeachment, with John Farrell19 May · 49 min
- 77. Stay Thirsty, My Friends: The Argument for Lifelong Legal Learning, with Veronica Finkelstein and Marisa Rauscher21 Apr · 51 min
- 76. Storytelling for Defense Lawyers, with David Mann24 Mar · 38 min
- 75. Prep for Success: Controlling Your Witness through Thorough Preparation, with Tom Innes and Mary DeFusco18 Feb · 30 min
- 74. Handling Experts at Trial: Can't Live With Them, Can't Live Without Them, with Gene Tanaka20 Jan · 45 min
- 73. Depositions Done Right, with Carl Chamberlin16 Dec 2025 · 1 h 26 min
- 72. The Vocal Edge: An Opera Singers Secrets for Trial Lawyers, with Anne Fuchs18 Nov 2025 · 1 h 07 min
- 71. Mind the Gap: Generations in Trial Practice, with Professor Marian Braccia21 Oct 2025 · 1 h 12 min