There is never a better place to think before you speak than in a courtroom.
During jury selection for a birth injury case in Philadelphia, we posed a thoughtful question to the potential jurors: “Can you tell us about a time when someone had their mind made up and then changed it because of new evidence?”
The defense team quickly objected.
By doing so, they inadvertently revealed something important: they weren’t interested in fair, open-minded jurors.
After all, isn’t that the cornerstone of justice?
Isn’t a juror’s main job to simply keep an open mind?
Sometimes, saying nothing is the smarter move.
In this case, their objection spoke volumes—and it did not speak in their favor.
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