Posts Tagged ‘Ray Maycumber’
Who would you like to see on the ballot for next year's election for Ferry County Sheriff?
I know, I know, the election is over a year away, but a year goes fast in politics. And it is never to early to talk about who you might want to see on the ballot next year. Below are four possible names to consider. The list consists of gentlemen who have run for Sheriff in the past or have been “nominated” by people making comments in my blog. See May 24th’s Poll for Ferry County Sheriff. Keep in mind that none of these men have announced any candidacies, but we can give them encouragement right now. As for me, I am undecided for now as to who I think would be best.
Feel free to comment on why you think each person would be good for the job too. (Comments that are positive about the person you are encouraging to run will be more likely to be posted then negative comments about who you do not want to run.)
- Mock Trial Questions Answered Here! What do you need to know? January 14, 2012I am not sure what to write about next. I have covered prosecutor’s opening, defense opening, prosecutor closings, defense closing, leading questions, cross exams for lawyers and witnesses, general tips for witnesses, and dealing with forgetful witnesses, and hearsay, etc. I need the readers to give me some feedback in terms of what other questions […]
- Mock Trial Closing Arguments for the Defense Attorney October 3, 2011As you probably have already learned, the defense attorney delivers his or her closing argument after the prosecutor speaks. In addition, since the prosecutor has the burden of proof, he or she is allowed to speak again after the defense counsel speaks. The mock trial defense lawyer only has one opportunity to speak. Unlike a […]
- Mock Trial Closing Arguments for Prosecution September 14, 2011So you are nearing the end of your mock trial, and now it is time for you to do your closing argument. Hopefully you have given this a little thought before it is your turn to get up and speak. Unlike an opening statement, which can be written entirely in advance, the closing argument has […]