FOCUS COLUMN
By Patricia M. Lucas and Alex Ricciardulli, Los Angeles
Media and public representations of the judicial system are heavily weighted to trials, with their "Perry Mason moments" and emotional closing arguments. In the real legal world, however, few cases ever make it before a jury; most cases are settled based on unglamorous hard work pretr...
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