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Just when you thought we had gotten past having to explain Gene Hackman’s unethical behavior as a trial consultant in “The Runaway Jury,” “Bull,” the TV show on CBS steps in. Bull tends to e...
14 Dec 2016
In my Persuasion Tip © “Active listening — from the couch to the courtroom”, I discussed the use of “Topic Boards” in voir dire, then blending those same images with quotes ...
02 Dec 2016
Reflection, or active listening, is a therapy tool all of us eager psychology grad students learned in Week 1. A client reveals a feeling and the therapist repeats it back in her/his own words. This ...
01 Dec 2016
