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For attorneys representing a large corporate defendant, jury selection isn't just about eliminating jurors who won't give their client a fair shake. This is their first shot at starting to put a human face on the company, thereby neutralizing jurors' instinct to view the battle as David versus Goliath. To start, substitute politeness for pretense in appearance and speech.
February 04, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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