Presented by: Professor Ronald Sullivan; Moderated by Kenneth Hardin

Professor Sullivan addresses how theory, theme, and labels work in establishing what evidence the jury will hear. Professor Sullivan merges legal theory and practice over the course of his career in unique and cutting-edge ways. Professor Sullivan has used these techniques to secure favorable verdicts in "impossible" cases, including the Aaron Hernandez case, the civil suit on behalf of Michael Brown, and behalf of the defendant in one of the country's largest Residential Mortgage Backed Securities Fraud cases.