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Closing arguments are an attorney's last chance to weave together the client's side of the story and cast the evidence in the most favorable light. Rarely do judges interfere, and even more rarely do appellate courts second-guess a trial court's decision to give the lawyer free rein. But that will be put to the test today when the California Supreme Court takes up a case that some say could usurp trial judges' authority in running their courtrooms.
May 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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