How to Address Judges and Juries in Court
Use ‘Your Honor’ for judges, speak to jurors only when allowed, keep answers brief, formal, and on the record.
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Ed Walters, Fastcase
Ed Walters is CEO at Fastcase, a provider of software, data, and analytics that allow legal practitioners to work more efficiently.
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A Court Reporter Stops All Foolishness
Never attend a hearing without a court reporter! Read these real-life examples of these essential workers in action.
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Legal Research Is a Struggle for Lawyers Too
Don’t be intimidated by the opposing lawyer in your case. Turns out they struggle with legal research almost as much as pro se litigants.
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Judicial Bias and Ways To Combat It
Judges often rush through cases involving a pro se litigant. Here are some ways to avoid judicial bias and make them take you seriously.
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Did The Judge Really Ask, “Who Wrote That Up For You?”
Listen to a hearing in which a judge, stunned by a pro se defendant’s courtroom proficiency, asks, “Who wrote that up for you?”
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