Best Law Witnesses Books of 2025

This Notary Journal is a must-have for busy notaries public. Its large 8.5" x 11" size and comprehensive layout make it easy to record all notarial acts in detail. The template pages provide space to record 200 records with sequential numbered pages, including details such as signer and witness information, thumbprints, identification type and number, fees charged, and more. The book also includes space for comments, making it a complete record-keeping tool. Overall, this book is an excellent resource for notaries public and stands out for its easy-to-use format and comprehensive layout.

A PERSUASIVE CROSS-EXAMINATION is the key to winning a case at deposition or trial. In this book and its companion website with videos, the award-winning author explains why the conventional wisdom is wrong and provides modern strategies to handle even the most difficult witnesses. Also, the veil of secrecy is lifted on how master cross-examiners such as Mark Lanier and David Boies win. Through an in-depth analysis of transcripts from their most memorable cross-examinations, you can learn and then easily apply their techniques in your next deposition or trial.These new techniques are also reinforced by analyzing some of the most memorable successes and failures that have occurred in famous trials such as George Zimmerman, O.J. Simpson and the Proposition 8 civil trial that foreshadowed the Supreme Court’s ruling that same-sex marriages are legal. Everything you need to know to be successful is here. You can also get additional tips by viewing the videos of many of the cross-examinations analyzed in this book at the book’s companion website (www.winningatcross.com).

This notary journal and log book is a well-designed format with easy check boxes and a comprehensive layout. It includes 300+ records with three records on each page, making it easy to use in all states, especially Washington, Texas, California, Ohio, New York, New Jersey, and Florida. The first page includes personal information and notes, followed by notarize date and time, documents, services, signer's details and signature, witness's details and signature, identity, thumbprint, and notary fee. The large 8.5 x 11 inches page size makes it easy to use for busy notaries public. This book is an excellent tool for public contract law professionals who need to keep accurate records of their notarial acts.

The New York Notary Log Book is a comprehensive tool for notaries to keep accurate records of their notarial transactions. The book includes spaces for the printed name and signature of the signer, date and time of notarization, fee charged, type of service performed, and identification information. There is also space for witnesses, notes/comments, and record numbers. This 8.5 x 11 inches book with 120 pages is a must-have for notaries in all 50 states. The matte soft cover adds a professional touch to the log book. Overall, this book is an excellent resource for notaries looking to streamline their record-keeping process.

How To Win In Court: What Your Lawyer Doesn't Have Time To Tell You is a comprehensive guide for anyone who needs to give evidence or defend legal proceedings in court. It covers everything from how to find a successful lawyer to representing yourself without alienating the judge. The book is not only helpful for laymen but also for lawyers, trainee lawyers, and law students. The author, a former Solicitor of the Supreme Court, provides tips on how to handle various legal situations, including arrest, ID parade, police search and seizure, and cross-examination. Overall, this book is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to win in court.

The Price of Principle by Alan Dershowitz is a thought-provoking book that explores the consequences of punishing principle and rewarding partisan hypocrisy in politics, academia, media, and the courts of law. Dershowitz, one of America's most influential legal scholars, shares his personal experiences of being attacked for living by his principles and remaining neutral in the current political war. The book focuses on three sets of principles: freedom of expression and conscience, due process and fundamental fairness, and basic equality and meritocracy. The Price of Principle is a must-read for anyone interested in defending free speech and due process in today's society.

The Notary Log Book is an essential tool for notaries and signing agents to maintain and record notarial acts. The journal is well-bound, with numbered pages and features a thumbprint section for added security. It also includes an owner personal information page, guide to record entries correctly, and 103 numbered records, with 400 total entries. The Iconico Essentials Notary Journals are designed to be both functional and aesthetically pleasing. This book is a must-have for notaries as it helps protect them from accusations of negligence and potential lawsuits. Overall, this book is an excellent resource for notaries to maintain their professionalism and protect themselves.

Turning Points at Trial: Great Lawyers Share Secrets, Strategies and Skills is a must-read for lawyers who want to improve their trial advocacy skills. This book features thirteen of the greatest lawyers in the country who share their powerful secrets and strategies from their most interesting cases. Non-lawyers will also find this book fascinating as they get a front-row seat to the turning points in these intriguing cases. The book is divided into seven parts, and each part has chapters that profile an attorney famous for his or her skills and an analysis of court transcripts where that skill was displayed. In conclusion, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone who wants to improve their trial advocacy skills.

This Notary Journal and Log Book is an essential tool for notaries and signing agents. With space for 254 entries, it allows for easy recording of notarial acts and includes fields for important details such as signer and witness information, document type, and fees. The matte soft cover and 8.5 x 11-inch size make it convenient to carry around. The book is a must-have for those in the public contract law field.

This Notary Journal is a must-have tool for any notary public, providing ample room to record all the necessary information and signatures for each signing while ensuring client privacy. With preprinted entry numbers, one signing per page, and space for a witness, this journal is designed to meet most state requirements. The glossy soft cover and compact size make it easy to carry around. The inclusion of a comments box for additional information and a thumbprint space adds an extra layer of security. Overall, this journal is a reliable and convenient choice for notaries, and the pink cover makes it stand out among other logbooks.