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Why Impressions and Visuals Matter to a Jury: True Life Trial TalesMany jurors make decisions based on their gut. Not the lawyer's eloquent and impassioned words. Not the damning exhibit or testimony. Not the razor-sharp cross examination. And that's where visuals can make the difference.
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