May the Fourth be With You: Incorporation of Bill of Rights Into Due Process

"THEATER OF THE COURTROOM" is a podcast designed to help trial lawyers "bring the life back to the law" by making a positive connection with jurors so that they will be open to our arguments. It's also designed to help tax professionals simplify "tax speak" so that it can easily be understood by a lay audience.  Each week, Mike interview some of todays most successful public speakers, lawyers, and members of the theater arts community. They share their wisdom and insights on how to master stage presence and dramatic techniques – both in the courtroom and the boardroom.The host Michael DeBlis  is a trial lawyer who puts his heart and soul into fighting for his clients. He's on a mission to help trial warriors ( along with himself ) break through the self-imposed barriers that they have set for themselves so that they can present and rock the talk.

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"THEATER OF THE COURTROOM" is a podcast designed to help trial lawyers "bring the life back to the law" by making a positive connection with jurors so that they will be open to our arguments. It's also designed to help tax professionals simplify "tax speak" so that it can easily be understood by a lay audience. Each week, Mike interview some of todays most successful public speakers, lawyers, and members of the theater arts community. They share their wisdom and insights on how to master stage presence and dramatic techniques – both in the courtroom and the boardroom.The host Michael DeBlis is a trial lawyer who puts his heart and soul into fighting for his clients. He's on a mission to help trial warriors ( along with himself ) break through the self-imposed barriers that they have set for themselves so that they can present and rock the talk.

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May the Fourth be With You: Incorporation of Bill of Rights Into Due Process