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Ask a Silly Question and Get a Silly Answer: Practical Advice for Posing Questions to Juries

Nigel Gilby | October 28, 2006

Careful planning of the questions to be submitted to a jury prior to trial will go a long way in putting together an effective case for your client.

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Presented at Ontario Trial Lawyers' Association Fall Conference, October 2006

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