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Honestly I'm surprised how closely the scenes here match typical movie trials, though I understand that it's unusual for the jury to be removed from the courtro
by formerly_proven 5y ago
Honestly I'm surprised how closely the scenes here match typical movie trials, though I understand that it's unusual for the jury to be removed from the courtroom during closing arguments because the state's attorney makes a mistake. And then get removed again literally 10 seconds later because the state's attorney does the same thing again.
- LogonType10 5y agoWhat were the mistakes?
- formerly_proven 5y agoStarted to talk about things not in evidence in his rebuttal, then did it again approximately 3.4 parsecs after the jury came back and sat down again so they had to get up and leave again after the judge stopped the prosecutor again. Overall the rebuttal was poorly delivered, very unconvincing and the prosecutor even accidentally managed to argue in favor of the defense a few times. I've seen more logically cohesive talks in fifth grade.