Defense counsel has made a motion to preclude evidence of the Defendant’s DWI conviction because it is a misdemeanor. We need to
submit a brief to the court in opposition to the Defendant’s motion.
In our brief we need to argue why the Defendant’s DWI conviction
is relevant and admissible. With all of the other trial preparation to be done, the Managing Partner has assigned you this task.
Prepare a trial brief to the court in which you make our case for
admission of the Defendant’s DWI conviction regarding the accident that has given rise to this litigation.
Your memo must have a cover page with the appropriate case caption and title “Trial Brief in Opposition to Defendant’s Motion to Preclude.” You also must have the case caption on the first page of the brief, itself. The brief must be at least 500 words in length and must contain references to at least two (2) primary sources of law from New York state and/or the Federal Rules of Evidence properly cited pursuant to The Bluebook.
Your memo
must be divided into the following four sections:
1.Introduction
2.Statement of Facts
3.Argument
4.Conclusion