TLU - From Intake to Trial: Strategies for Success in High-Stakes Plaintiff's Cases
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What does the speaker mean when he says trials are about conclusions based on the juror's perception of the facts and issues?

  • It suggests that jurors always come to the same conclusion regardless of the evidence provided
  • It implies that trials are solely about the evidence presented, disregarding the jurors' interpretations
  • It means that although the facts of a case might be clear and defined, it's the attorney's job to study the case, use focus groups, know the conclusions they want the jury to reach, and finally, find the facts that support those conclusions (correct)
  • It means that personal biases of the jurors do not play a role in their decision-making

    • Why should attorneys frame the conclusion of a case around the Defendant's bad choices whenever possible?

  • Because it simplifies the case for the jury
  • Because it is more persuasive to highlight bad choices made by the Defendant (correct)
  • Because it allows attorneys to avoid discussing legal nuances
  • Because it helps to create more sympathy for the Defendant

    • Which are the three elements that should always be present in a case?

  • A theme, case principles, and 'rules of the road' (correct)
  • Evidence, witnesses, and jury instructions
  • Legal precedents, case studies, and client testimonials
  • Summation, cross-examination, and closing statements

    • A 'rule' is a statement that directly says 'what a Defendant should or should not do'. In order to have rules that prove Defendant's negligence, they must have the following characteristics:

    <p>Must be discussed during the trial, must be in written form, must be related to different cases (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Before taking depositions, attorneys should be prepared to do the following, EXCEPT:

    <p>Make the defense witness comfortable with the first question (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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