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Order in the Court: Judges and Litigation

Presented by: Bill Hopkins | Debra H Goldstein | Terry Case
Categories: Judges | Law | Litigation

Judges quietly control the rhythm and outcome of every courtroom drama. Bill Hopkins, Debra H. Goldstein, and Terry Case explain how judges and litigation really work, from procedure to decision making. This session highlights the mistakes writers most often make when depicting courts and shows how accurate portrayals of judges and legal process can strengthen credibility and tension.

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