Advocacy conference : materials prepared for the Continuing Legal Education seminar, Advocacy Conference 2001, held in Vancouver, B.C. on November 15 & 16, 2001 / course chairs, Christopher E. Hinkson ... [et al.] ; featured speakers, Frank Iacobucci ... [et al.] ; panel chairs, Lance S.G. Finch ... [et al.].

•Then Comes the Time of Testing… 
•Expert Evidence 
•Presenting Expert Testimony: Procedural Requirements and Legal Pitfalls
•Cross-Examining the Expert Witness 
•Confidentiality at Risk: Issues of Disclosure and Lawyers as Witnesses 
•Pre-Trial Document Disclosure and Confidentiality in a Commercial Case 
•Some Points to Consider in Examinations for Discovery in Civil Cases 
• Emergent disclosure issues / by Christopher Nowlin 
•Pre-trial examination for discovery in civil cases / by George K. Macintosh
•The preliminary hearing : defence discovery, crown dress rehearsal or something else altogether / by Michael Tammen
•Preparation for civil and criminal trials (Crown)/ by Joseph C. Bellows ... [et al.]
•Preparation for civil trials - the defense perspective / by Christopher E. Hinkson
•Preparation for a civil trial / by Darrell W. Roberts
•Preparation for a criminal trial (the defense perspective) / by Peter C. Wilson
•Opening address / by Austin F. Cullen ... [et al.]
•Direct examination Rules/ by J. Edward Gouge and Teresa R. Mitchell-Banks
•The art of direct examination : crown perspective / by Teresa R. Mitchell-Banks
•Cross-examination / by Richard R. Sugden
•The presentation of exhibits at trial / by Joseph C. Bellows
•Expert evidence in criminal proceedings - a consideration of practical issues / by David G. Butcher
•Closing address / by Daniel A. Webster and Heather J. Holmes
•Closing addresses - criminal / by Heather J. Holmes
•Appellate advocacy / by Gil D. McKinnon ... [et al.]
•Some thoughts on the difference between appellate and trial advocacy / by William F. Ehrcke
•Preparing and presenting a criminal appeal : the perspective of the appellant / by Richard C.C. Peck
•Cross-examining the accused without crossing the line / by Michelle K. Fuerst
•Professionalism / by Allan McEachern
•Biographies
•Disclosure / by R.J. Randall
•Essays and aspects of criminal practice / by G. Arthur Martin
•The Truscott Case / by John McAlpine 
•The workable theory of the case / by John McAlpine
•Examinations for discovery and preliminary inquiries / by Rose-Mary Basham, George K. Macintosh and Michael Tammen
•Opening address in a civil case / by D. Barry Kirkham and Karen F. Nordlinger
•Objections / by William B. Smart and Ravi R. Hira
•Examination of the expert witness / by Peter Leask
•The cross-examination of experts / by Peter Leask
•Cross-examination of expert witness / by Christopher E. Hinkson and David G. Butcher
•Presenting expert testimony : procedural requirements and legal pitfalls / by Richard C.C. Peck
•Preparation and presentation of expert evidence / by Glenn A. Urquhart, Jason McDaniel and Richard C.C. Peck
•Doctor's clinical records - plaintiff's hospital records / by John C. Bouck
•Presenting a civil appeal / by John J. L. Hunter
•Ethics and professionalism / by Michel Proulx ... [et al.]
•Counsel's duty to the court - the duty not to mislead / by Josiah Wood