Trials and Tribulations: What Every Witness Needs to Know before Facing a Jury

So you are going to trial. You have met with your attorney several times, heard the strengths and weaknesses of your case, and your emotions have swung from crisis to confidence and back again. Your attorney has prepared you to take the stand by giving you an idea of the type of questions you will be asked and how to answer them in a case-supportive way. You have been told to relax and just be yourself, but increasingly you realize you have no real idea of what, exactly, you are facing!Your are not alone.As a Courtroom Behaviorist, Glynn Bedington has helped the fearful, angry, and threatened become confident, articulate, persuasive witnesses while managing to fulfill the legally-specific needs of their cases. The why and how of the trial process is clearly articulated in Trials and Tribulations; What Every Witness Needs to Know Before Facing a Jury. Follow the process and you will open the doors to understanding, cooperation and effective courtroom communication.