[blindLaw] Voir Dire

[Shannon]

I used Braille to write out my bullet points of topics I wanted to cover; I
always had other attorneys from the local bar assist me.  My sighted
colleagues also have help from others to see the juror's non-verbal cues.
If you do not have colleagues to help, a friend or law student would be
better than not having anyone.  Good luck!!!  

Sincerely,

Shannon Brady Geihsler

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All,

I'm doing a faux jury selection next Thursday. Does anyone have tips for
doing it non-visually and without sighted assistance?

Warmth,
Sanho

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