Preliminary hearings can move quick and require attorneys to know a lot of information about many different areas of criminal law.  But there is more to prelims than just knowing the law.  Daniel and Joe discuss some of the mistakes that they made when they were prosecutors and some of the frustrations they deal with throughout these hearings.  You can find Daniel's book "Pocket Prelims" <a href="https://cle.scbar.org/Book-Store/Info/productcd/780" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a>.

Preliminary hearings can move quick and require attorneys to know a lot of information about many different areas of criminal law. But there is more to prelims than just knowing the law. Daniel and Joe discuss some of the mistakes that they made when they were prosecutors and some of the frustrations they deal with throughout these hearings. You can find Daniel's book "Pocket Prelims" here.

Preliminary hearings can move quick and require attorneys to know a lot of information about many different areas of criminal law. &nbsp;But there is more to prelims than just knowing the law. &nbsp;Daniel and Joe discuss some of the mistakes that they made when they were prosecutors and some of the frustrations they deal with throughout these hearings. &nbsp;You can find Daniel's book "Pocket Prelims" <a href="https://cle.scbar.org/Book-Store/Info/productcd/780" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.

Preliminary Hearings

Your hosts, Daniel Coble and Joseph Berry, discuss handling a wide range of legal cases and the different stages throughout. From preliminary hearings to motion practice to jury voire dire, we give listeners an inside perspective on handling litigation. Daniel Coble is the owner of the Coble Law Group, LLC. Joseph Berry is a litigation attorney with Lewis Babcock LLP.

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Preliminary Hearings

Preliminary Hearings