To locate additional Trial Practice materials on Westlaw:
Current Am.Jur. 2d is in Westlaw & Lexis+
American Jurisprudence Pleading & Practice Forms Annotated, accessible in Westlaw, is a comprehensive collection of more than 43,000 drafted, practice-and court-tested state and federal forms, checklists, and timetables needed for every stage of a case. Includes commentary and “how to” guidance, plus statutory and procedural rules references. Covers notices, complaints, petitions, declarations, summonses, demurrers, answers, counterclaims, cross-complaints, interrogatories, replies, motions, affidavits, stipulations, bills of particulars, subpoenas, orders, writs, jury instructions, findings of fact, judgments, bonds, decrees, and much more. Arranged alphabetically by titles. Includes indexes organized by topic and fact word. Contains cross-references to other relevant materials.
American Jurisprudence Trials, accessible within Westlaw, contains articles authored by practicing attorneys and covers all areas of litigation. The articles provide trial-tested litigation tools to secure better settlements and verdicts.
American Jurisprudence Proof of Facts is available in Westlaw. Written by well-known judges, attorneys and experts in technical, scientific and medical fields. Explains how to determine quickly and confidently the facts essential to winning a case, and how to prove them for a wide range of civil litigation and selected criminal defense topics, including: personal injury/torts, employment litigation (discrimination, harassment and wrongful termination), real estate litigation, business torts, and commercial litigation. Also highlights which cases to avoid due to difficulties or failures in proof. Includes strategies and aids that cover every stage of trial preparation (in 3rd Series).
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Drinking/Driving Litigation: Criminal & Civil can be found in Secondary Sources > Texts & Treatises > select Criminal Law (from Topic filter on the left) > Drinking/Driving Litigation: Criminal & Civil (within the second page of results after selecting the D publications).
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