Public Interest
Aug. 25, 2000
Body Language
By Charen Levitan. Appropriate hand gestures and positive body language can influence the impression you make on jurors and clients.
Accurate and persuasive information is critical to a favorable decision in law. This is understood. What may not be understood is the importance that body language has on your ability to communicate favorably with jurors and clients.
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