Public Interest
Sep. 21, 1999
Trial and Error
^^Courtroom Craft^^ Trial and Error Admitting and explaining mistakes will lessen their impact at trial By Christopher Tayback I have a 21/2-year-old daughter, Olivia. Recently, she spilled a cup of coffee that I was drinking and got really upset (in a way that only someone with a 21/2-year-old can understand). Consequently, we had a talk about how everybody makes mistakes.
By Christopher Tayback
I have a 21/2-year-old daughter, Olivia. Recently, she spilled a cup of coffee that I was drinking and got really upset (in a way that only someone with a 21/2-year-old can understand). Consequently, we had a talk about how everybody makes mistakes.
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I have a 21/2-year-old daughter, Olivia. Recently, she spilled a cup of coffee that I was drinking and got really upset (in a way that only someone with a 21/2-year-old can understand). Consequently, we had a talk about how everybody makes mistakes.
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