Re: Spector closing arguements.....



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Nancy Rudins wrote:


Wild Monkshood wrote:


Are riveting. Now if we can just convince CourtTv that we'd rather
see that than ads for "Star Jones" and her tabloid show. :(

WM


Aren't they!! The defense is being torn to shreds.

The Prosecutor is very impressive. I know that closing arguments are not
testimony, but if they link everything, while telling a compelling,
entertaining story, that is what the jury will be influenced by. It's

like

Cliff Notes for the Courtroom.

WM


Kind regards,
Nancy

Although interesting and attention arresting, I'm very surprised at some

of

the language the State is using, like: Crap, crappy, frigging, Christ,

Damn,

Hell, etc. It has made me cringe, listening to it.

Don't seem right...



It's California???

I don't see the problem. Just like a realistic novel will justifiably have some course language, reflecting life, so should an impassioned closing argument dealing with the slaughter of a woman by an egotistical gun-waving Harriet Miers look alike....

WM



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Sherman.





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