Ubersoft.net: Technology Is Not Your Friend

Subtle Cues

7 October 2005 - 12:00am — Christopher Wright

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Comic Transcript

VIKTOR SCHRECK (Thinking): A good lawyer can get a feel for a verdict before the actual verdict is rendered.

VIKTOR SCHRECK (Thinking): It can be little things... how the judge looks at you, compared to how the judge looks at your opponent.. subtle cues that others overlook.

JUDGE: I am pleased to render my verdict.

VIKTOR SCHRECK (Thinking): Of course, when a judge who dislikes you tells the court he's "pleased to render his verdict," subtlety isn't necessarily required.

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