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Bibliographic Archive & Scholarship

Publications, Trial Advocacy & Legal Scholarship

Melvin Dubinsky has written about litigation, trial presentation, and courtroom advocacy. The following bibliography identifies published work reported in his professional profile, with links to available source records.

Verified Bibliographic Record

Featured Treatise on Demonstrative Evidence

ALI-ABA / ALI CLE · August 2012
The Practical Lawyer (Vol. 58, No. 4)

Making the Most of Graphics for Trial

Publisher: American Law Institute Continuing Legal Education (ALI CLE / ALI-ABA) · Published August 2012

Featured article in The Practical Lawyer presenting actual trial examples demonstrating how demonstrative visual exhibits, color graphics, and medical illustrations assist juries in understanding complex sequences of events in tort and civil litigation.

Archival & Access Note:

Originally hosted by the author with full color graphics at dubinskytrialatty.com/article.html (domain currently inactive). Corroborated via Newswire publication announcement.

Legal drafting desk with trial graphics manuscript and research volumes

Demonstrative visual exhibits clarify material facts, allowing jurors to assimilate complex sequences of events during trial.

Published Articles & Legal Scholarship

Trial Technique & Practice Publications

The following published articles and treatises on trial advocacy, examination strategy, and courtroom presentation are cataloged in Melvin Dubinsky's professional legal records.

November 2012

New York County Lawyer

New York County Lawyers’ Association (NYCLA)

How to Circulate Your Legal Article on the Internet

An article addressing distribution methods for legal scholarship through early online networks and bar association platforms.

Treatise Record

Queens County Bar Bulletin; The Practical Lawyer; The Practical Lawyer’s Manual of Trial and Appellate Practice

Queens County Bar Association & ALI-ABA

Cross Examination

Instructional article addressing courtroom cross-examination techniques, witness impeachment, and control under adversarial conditions.

Treatise Record

The Practical Lawyer

American Law Institute / American Bar Association (ALI-ABA)

Opening Statement

Trial practice article focusing on the structure and delivery of opening statements, establishing core themes, and introducing demonstrative evidence.

Treatise Record

Case & Comment

Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company

Voir Dire for Selection of the Jury

Article examining the psychological and procedural dynamics of jury selection in trial courts, identifying potential bias, and structuring voir dire questions.

Treatise Record

Law Books in Review

Glanville Publishers

Preparation of the Client for Testimony

Practical guidance on preparing clients for the demands of sworn depositions and trial testimony, focusing on candor and clarity under examination.

Academic Lectures & CLE Presentations

Lectures, Faculty Addresses & CLE Presentations

Following his publications on demonstrative evidence and trial technique, Melvin Dubinsky was invited to lecture before law schools, bar associations, and continuing legal education programs.

2016Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University

Criminal Law & Legal Writing Faculty Lecture

Invited guest lecture to legal writing faculty and law students on trial graphics and courtroom advocacy following publication in The Practical Lawyer.

2014 & 2013Continuing Legal Education (CLE)

Visual Proof for Trials

Accredited CLE lecture and course presentation on demonstrative evidence techniques and visual trial presentations.

2012New York County Lawyers’ Association (NYCLA)

How to Handle Misdemeanor Cases

CLE lecture for practicing New York attorneys covering procedural stages, discovery, and trial preparation in misdemeanor criminal defense.

2011New York County Lawyers’ Association (NYCLA)

Visual Proof for Trials

Presentation on using graphic evidence and demonstrative exhibits to explain complex facts to juries.

Professional CLENew York City Bar Association

Demonstrative Evidence & Courtroom Graphics

Instructional presentation delivered before members of the New York City Bar Association on visual advocacy and evidentiary foundations.

Direct Discussion

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