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1. Know how to read causelists.
2. Memorise, properly, where each court room is.
3. Make sure you read the matters properly - don't ever go to the court without file or without having read the file. This does not mean reading just the Synopsis or the LOD. Go through the complete file.
Since you're with an AOR, the procedural aspects of CrPC, Evidence Act, CPC etc. would not really apply, except when the interpretation/application of any particular section is already in issue in any such case (in which case, you'd just know from the file anyway). So you're expected to know the substantive law - whatever field your AOR mainly practices in..