TRIAL VIDEOS: Openings and Closings of Selected Noteworthy Kentucky Jury Trials are Now Available on-line compliments of TechnoEsq, Kentucky Law Blog, and Kentucky Trial Court Review
With fewer and fewer trials occuring throughout the state, there are fewer and fewer opportunities for young lawyers to learn from the experience of others. Once upon a time carrying another's briefcase meant you got to at least watch the trial. Now it just means carrying a briefcase, and with a little luck attend mediation, a deposition, or a hearing.
The Internet allows you a mentor at your beck and call on your desktop. Trial videos of opening and closings of the more significant and noteworthy Kentucky cases are being developed and posted on the Internet for the benefit of others. Please check it out. Finis Price with www.TechnoEsq.com and Mike Stevens with www.KentuckyLawReview.com (a/k/a www.KentuckyLawBlog.com) have arranged to obtain the openings and closings of some significant jury trials from 2007.
This project was not insignificant in time, effort and energy to research and track down the cases, obtain the tapes and/or videos, and then convert (digitize) them to a format that could be accessed from your desktop.
Yes, I know this all "geek speak", but I am rather proud of this project and the efforts that Finis Price, Heather Price, and myself have put forth.
In addition, Kentucky Trial Court Review has permitted us to use their reports of the trials to give more detail and background to make the videos much more useful. If you try cases in Kentucky, then you know that their trial summaries and yearly reviews and analysis of Kentucky jury verdicts are essential to your practice.
The trial videos can be found at http://technoesq.com/trialvideos/.
Here's the announcement at TechnoEsq.com:
As promised, TechnoEsq and Kentucky Law Review have 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.
We’re also happy to announce that Kentucky Trial Court Review is making available the case synopsis for trial videos displayed on TechnoEsq Trial Videos. Kentucky Trial Court Review provides wonderful insight into the proceedings for every civil jury trial in Kentucky and we are grateful for their contribution. If you do not already subscribe to the KTCR, you’re missing out. Be sure to subscribe to their monthly publication.
Click here for all the trial videos.
Here are links to the most recent posts:
- New Trial Video - Doug Morris in Maxwell v. Stone Container
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