By Jeffrey K. Winikow
Drafting and arguing jury instructions often mirrors "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland": Parties struggle to say what they mean, and mean what they say, which - as the Mad Hatter would tell you - is not the same thing. The consequence of poorly chosen language can be devastating, often snatchi...
Drafting and arguing jury instructions often mirrors "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland": Parties struggle to say what they mean, and mean what they say, which - as the Mad Hatter would tell you - is not the same thing. The consequence of poorly chosen language can be devastating, often snatchi...
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