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"Please Tell the Jury": A Formula Guaranteed to Make You Sound Pompous

By Evan Schaeffer

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You hear it all the time when lawyers are presenting their experts to a jury or preserving their testimony for trial: "Doctor, would you tell the jury how mesothelioma is diagnosed?" "Mr. Expert, I'd like you to explain to the jury how it was possible to measure the width of the device." "Doctor, for the jury's benefit, would you describe how blood travels through the four valves of the heart?" The trouble with the "tell the jury" formulation is that y read more

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