Savitt uses a particular strategy in her communications with jurors: Keep it simple.
Consider one of her complex cases, involving alleged payroll irregularities.
"These were complex payroll issues," she said. "I sat around for three days, every night. How do I explain it?"
She went low-tech and worked up a chart.
"It was a very simple solution, and it took a little while for me to figure out, but then it...
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