acehard
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He'll let the lawyer close. He was hired for the procedurals. He can say, 'my client believes...' if it comes to that. IMOMakes me wonder if he's going to do his own closing arguments too. How can a lawyer not partake in his giving of evidence due to ethical considerations (if that was the reason) but then deliver a closing argument based upon his testimony? Hmm. It will be interesting to see what happens. I think these will be the shortest jury deliberations ever. MOO