No. 44-2, April 2022
Index
- The Future Is Here
- The New Normal
- From the Editor in Chief
- From the Editor in Chief
- Being a Judge in the Zoom Courtroom: Traditional vs. Remote Proceedings
- Up Close and Personal: The Challenges and Opportunities of Remote Litigation
- Preparing Clients and Witnesses for Remote Hearings
- Remote Control? How to Deal with Cross-Examination in Virtual Hearings
- Solutions for Problems Presented with Virtual Trials
- Best Practices for Lawyers in a Virtual World
- Appealing from the Remote Environment
- Navigating Remote Custody Proceedings, Custody Evaluations, and Child Therapy During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Embracing and Preparing for Remote Depositions
- Effective and Personalized Mediation During the Zoom Boom
- Utilizing Evidence to Be Proactive in Our Space
- FLS Nominating Committee Posts Slate
- FLS Upcoming Events
- Relevant vs. Unfair Prejudice: Federal Rules 401 and 403
- Evidentiary Privileges
- Direct Examination
- The Tao of Cross-Examination: Reconceptualizing Approaches to Effective Inquiry
- Expert Energy: Effective Use of Experts in a Family Law Case
- Spoliation
- Revisiting and Rethinking Hearsay
- Objections to Opening and Closing Arguments and Whether to Make Them
- The Admissibility of Illegally Obtained Evidence in Family Law Cases and Related Ethical Issues
- Show and Tell: Summaries and Demonstrative Evidence
- Actions in Limine