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: Arbitrary and CapriciousID: "I was hoping for something a bit more fun. and made of whiskey"
By Skelly
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Congratulations to Sarah for passing the Idaho bar, and thanks for this observation:I am knee deep in my first official trial on appeal, and the trial lawyer (for the defendant) decides that it would be a good plan to call his client (now our client) a "maniac" during opening statements. Really? Really??? You think that is a good way to introduce your client to the jury? I may be just a baby lawyer, but I seem to think that the jury might not be so open to your defense if you start off on the my-client-the-maniac foot....Full post as published by Arbitrary and Capricious on April 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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