No way anybody who thought the state had no case would have ever thought the defense attorney would stand up and say those may have been Jason's shoes there, just not his feet.
This is easily the most bizarre turn for a closing I've EVER seen.
One technique is to steal your opponent's thunder before they speak, but I've never seen it employed by actually making the points for the opponent.
Maybe Klink can object later about PT having 3 hours of time left when he's spent 30 minutes making their case?
Do you think the PT will be able to deliver and use this stuff handed to them by the DT
I hope they do, but they have not really done anything we thought they should all along. jmo:seeya:
taking closing argument verbiage from golo is really not a good legal strategy, IMHO.
No way anybody who thought the state had no case would have ever thought the defense attorney would stand up and say those may have been Jason's shoes there, just not his feet.
This is easily the most bizarre turn for a closing I've EVER seen.
One technique is to steal your opponent's thunder before they speak, but I've never seen it employed by actually making the points for the opponent.
Maybe Klink can object later about PT having 3 hours of time left when he's spent 30 minutes making their case?
Remember the Jim Carey movie (one of my favorites) called Liar Liar where he's a trial attorney and suddenly he finds he can't lie?
Just sayin'
Very simple... every bloody thing was deposited into trash bags upstairs in the masterbedroom.... probably double and/or triple bagged.
Now pointing out they found his jeans... how about that sweater Mr. Klink? Or the hushpuppies?
Was the closing in the first trial like this?
I thought the defense was going first? :rocker:
Where is Cammy????
Haven't heard them trying to explain the disappearing sweater....wonder if they will come up with a scenario for that.