Trial lawyers face a dilemma any time they object to evidence or testimony in a trial. On the one hand, advocates don’t want misinformation or hearsay to unduly influence a jury. On the other hand, objecting to the evidence draws attention to it. In the eyes of jurors, any information that is important enough to squabble over is worth a closer look.
This post is a great lesson in strategy and consequences and something we often think through when faced with similar situations. Sometimes your choice is the least worst of two…
This post is a great lesson in strategy and consequences and something we often think through when faced with similar situations. Sometimes your choice is the least worst of two…