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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHarry Litmann just said the old saw about
never ask a question you dont already know the answer to was violated by clowns lady attorney numerous times. Andrew Weissman said Stormy knocked it out of the park! Proceed . . .
Hekate
(91,147 posts)senseandsensibility
(17,266 posts)BaronChocula
(1,664 posts)with her own necklace.
(I've been waiting to work that into a weak play on words )
efhmc
(14,749 posts)GenThePerservering
(1,915 posts)BoRaGard
(264 posts)That was a Republican lawyer.
* Apologies to Henny Youngman. And his wife.
NBachers
(17,204 posts)TomSlick
(11,173 posts)I do so if I don't care what answer I get.
If I can prove the truthful answer if the witness lies, catching the witness in a lie is sometimes more useful than the simple truth.
My advice to witnesses is that if a lawyer asks you a question in a trial, assume they not only know the answer, they can prove it.
czarjak
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