Quick Tips on Oral Advocacy by Judge Richard Gabriel

Part of the Five Minute Mentor Series

[@usmcmohammad]

Thank You Judge for your insight.

[@rajseepaul3817]

Thank you a million times, your honor.

[@petestevens3970]

Thank you, Judge Gabriel.

[@vocalproductionandeditings9322]

Excellent guidance.Thank you judge.

[@hannywright]

having an oral presentation exam on advocacy soon ... this is so helpful thank you a lot.

[@user-mi2gp8zt1s]

Thank you Esteemed judge for informative insights.

[@abbasani2704]

This is a very excellent presentation.

[@nd2309]

Thank you, Your Honor.

[@vijayanand-ix5kg]

It has great practicality Thanks Your Honor

[@trialstud]

Thank You, Your Honor!

[@andrew811ful]

Thank You!!!!

[@shaikabdulkareem3593]

thank you mr.rihard

[@robertlauter25]

thanks judge

[@mariamahalie2257]

Thank you Justice 🙏

[@francorocket9908]

this was a friendly explanation about how to do it well, I enjoyed watching and learning, thanks Judge

[@aliceydu]

Thank you for these tips! :)

[@Egalitarian_Saurabh_Bagade]

Thanks for helpful advice ❤

[@georgeskioi2393]

THANKS A LOT.
FROM AFRICA, KENYA

[@Itsjustanna16]

thank you

[@melissamelodies3729]

Thank you!

[@bhaweshjoshi6825]

Very useful... thnku vmch sir....

[@kalimullah2212]

Thanks sir.

[@indrajeetdey6617]

Thank you sir

[@phumudzomanaga6067]

Thank you very much.

[@mukeshkukreti4261]

Many many thanks, Sir, for your invaluable guidance.

[@linaajjey3396]

Having an oral exam tomorrow. This is so helpful.

[@advocateraheempatel325]

Very useful and helpful in advocacy thank you a lot sir.

[@strong4865]

Your honor this is my Cuzzin Vinne :)

[@weitheceo]

This is great but the reality often show opposite of fairness. Depends on your position the Judges may not interested in what do you want to say at all, they already made up their mind by looking at who are the parties.

[@thelawprofessor4171]

good one

[@jennyhughes4474]

Thank you. If the legal system was fair you shouldn't ever need luck though, should you?

[@dxz7952]

If the legal system was fair , you wouldn’t need appellate court.

[@jennyhughes4474]

​@@dxz7952 Yup: they should do it right first time = huge waste of OUR resources when not done properly & without mega delay & real FAIR trials (aren't); all this arguing - HOW to find out what the truth really was/is? But humans make mistakes...

[@weitheceo]

Great, a judge try to be helpful.

[@jituburman1527]

Does it not right, the jury prefers to press more on weak nerves knowing it's fate...Is it the signal that one should not show other bright sides of the case????

[@nadeemgujjar6479]

Nice

[@legalknowledge139]

👍

[@ervindhana4779]

I had a case which was dismissed by the judge without any reason. The order letter I’ve received didn’t have any reason. I’ve asked the court for a copy of the judgment and there was no judgment.
So my claim has been discussed without any reason or judgment. My question is- is this acceptable? Can a Jude dismiss a claim without reasons?
I would appreciate your reply.

[@Dani-ef3cf]

@Ervin he will not answer your question. I hope you have researched enough to know he will not be able to answer questions on any case. It’s terrible that we are left to fend for ourselves when they have the answers. Imagine, going to a dr to ask a medical question, and being told, I’m not allowed to answer your question because either you are not my patient, or because you could use that information for your own knowledge. Ridiculous! Yet the legal system seems to work this way from what I’m learning.

[@dxz7952]

It happened to me. I even didn’t get a letter. Went to court, was told the case dismissed without the judgement. Appealed and won on appeal. Took 2 years.

[@MrDavey2010]

How can advocacy be anything but oral?

[@danielplainview1]

The time limits of US advocacy seem so strange to English barristers

[@yogitharanachandrasekhar4263]

Sorry

[@terencewinters2154]

Because he is tired of boring 💤 excuses .

[@luckyme6888]

Thank you Sir

[@prodigaldaughter2242]

Thank you!