Trial Handbook for Maryland Lawyers is a clear and concise treatment of questions that frequently arise during trial. It is not intended to be a detailed treatise, but rather a ready-reference in which the law is set out as succinctly as possible. Research references are included that contain more in-depth treatments of subject areas. The text moves sequentially, from motions during trial and selection of a jury to summary judgments, damages, and closing arguments. Coverage includes: Criminal procedure Opening statements Burden of proof and burden of going forward Competency of witnesses Redirect examination Self-incrimination And more