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Public Speaking
The Art of Public Speaking, by Stephen Lucas
Textbook Resources
Chapter One: Speaking in Public
Chapter Three: Listening
Chapter Four: Selecting a Topic and Purpose
Chapter Five: Analyzing the Audience
Chapter Seven: Supporting Your Ideas
Chapter Eight: Organizing the Body of the Speech
Chapter Nine: Beginning and Ending the Speech
Chapter Ten: Outlining the Speech
Chapter Thirteen: Using Visual Aids
Chapter Fourteen: Speaking to Inform
Chapter Fifteen: Speaking to Persuade
Chapter Sixteen: Methods of Persuasion
Internet Guide to Public Speaking
Advertising and Marketing Resources
Principles of Marketing, Phillip Kotler
Textbook Resources
Chapter Six: Consumer Markets and Consumer Buyer Behavior
Chapter Eight: Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
Chapter Nine: Product, Services, and Branding Strategies
The Value of Dissent
Why Societies Need Dissent, by Cass R. Sunstein
Carnegie Council for Books Lecture on September 11, 2003
Professor Sunstein casts new light on the fundamental importance of
freedom of speech and shows us that nations are far more likely to prosper
if they allow their citizens the right to think the unthinkable, discuss the
unmentionable, and dare to challenge the unchallengeable.
Rhetoric Resources
The Question of Defining "Rhetoric"
Assorted Definitions of Rhetoric
Materials in Rhetorical Studies
Survey of Ancient Rhetoric
Criminal Trial Resources
Basic Legal Principles
What is a crime?
Provided by Nolo Press
What makes a case a criminal case?
Provided by Nolo Press
Interviewing and Advising Witnesses in Criminal Cases
Written by Ray Moses of the Center for Criminal Justice Advocacy
Criminal Law and Procedure: Frequently Asked Questions
Provided by Nolo Press
Understanding Degrees of Guilt
Provided by Nolo Press
Understanding the concept of "presumption of innocence"
Provided by Nolo Press
Taylor v. Kentucky, 436 U.S. 478 (1978)
This U.S. Supreme Court case discusses and defines the concept of
presumption of innocence.
Defining "Reasonable Doubt"
Provided by Nolo Press
Reasonable Doubt Explained
Provided by Nolo Press
Criminal Trial Procedures
Anatomy of a Criminal Trial
Provided by Nolo Press
Common Defenses to Criminal Charges
Provided by Nolo Press
Writing and Presenting an Effective Opening Statement
Written by Ray Moses of the Center for Criminal Justice Advocacy
Direct Examination of Witnesses in Criminal Cases
Written by Ray Moses of the Center for Criminal Justice Advocacy
Cross Examination of Witnesses in Criminal Cases
Written by Ray Moses of the Center for Criminal Justice Advocacy
List of Trial Objections in Criminal Cases
Written by Ray Moses of the Center for Criminal Justice Advocacy
A Typical Defense Argument on the Guilt/Innocence Issue
Written by Ray Moses of the Center for Criminal Justice Advocacy
Tips on Effective Trial Argument Techniques
Miscellaneous Criminal Justice Links
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