Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt – Harnessing the Power of Psychology to Win - Reviews

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This was a thought-provoking video. I especially appreciated the comments during the outro.

Michael DeBlis III’s Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt is a lively skills hour, not a trial manual. The useful idea is that an indictment hands the jury a villain before the defense speaks, and a lawyer who has not found a true human fact has no business asking anyone else to care. The early material on fear — nerves as energy, rehearsing in a low-stakes pass, refusing perfection — is concrete and transferable. Jung, Shakespeare, and the puppy metaphor make the same point and then linger. There is no worked opening, no evidence path, and no case application; Part 1 points at later parts. Worth the credit if you try jury cases and want a different way into client interviews.

Just don't agree w/ central hypothesis (don't care why they did it), but I see how it's very effective.

Great and presentation very interesting and easy to follow

Wonderfully creative presentation! Should be taught in law school.

Excellent speaker and phenomenal presentation!

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Grear presentation.

Very engaging and interesting CLE

very interesting topic -- and was well-presented.