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I like cases with lots of big, color photos. Anyone scan pictures and put them in your brief? I hear judges like pictures.
 
Posts: 7860 | Location: Georgetown, Texas | Registered: January 25, 2001Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Fair enough. When will the illustrated version of The Perfect Plea be published?

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I like cases with lots of big, color photos. Anyone scan pictures and put them in your brief? I hear judges like pictures.
I'm ready to do it if I think it will help me. Haven't had the right case yet since I've had the tools necessary.
 
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Why go half way? Insert PowerPoint shows too-with music. They would be a welcome relief from some of written briefs.

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Yeah, a brief with embedded powerpoint slides and maybe your DWI video or video confession. That would be cool. I don't know if my local court of appeals is ready for that. What might work better is links in a brief to media served on the internet.
 
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Can we just skip the writing and simply post our response on YouTube, a la a the opening statement from My Cousin Vinny?
 
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That's the best idea yet.
 
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Given the impossibility of getting actual oral argument granted, YouTube is sounding mighty good.
 
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I vote for Marisa Tomie to play the State role on any video version. Her lines in My Cousin Vinny were delieverd in awesome style.

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Oh, and JB, I think I prefer Garamond. It gives your brief just that extra flair.


That's an interesting point. I'm more of a Palatino man myself, but I always crank up the point size for tired judicial eyes.
 
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I vote for Marisa Tomie to play the State role on any video version. Her lines in My Cousin Vinny were delieverd in awesome style.

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Well, I often refer to my biological clock in responses.

But that's just me.
 
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When that actually works for you, David, let me know!

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Well, I never said it worked (or even that it would be a wonderful world if it did).

But hers was a funny line delivered well.

[This message was edited by David Newell on 09-04-08 at .]
 
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