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.We continue in this artice our Previous blog and presentation on the delivery of effective Closing Arguments in jury trials.(See entry of 3\/13\/07). We continue as follows:<\/p>\n

GIVE YOUR REMARKS A STRUCTURE<\/p>\n

As discussed above, one should not rely upon the inspiration of the moment to deliver a closing argument. A winning summation is usually the result of meticulous, painstaking preparation done well in advance of the actual delivery of the remarks. In order to insure that such preparation is not wasted, obviously, it is necessary that counsel utilize a structure in preparing his\/her outline of the legal and factual issues counsel wishes to discuss with the jury.<\/p>\n

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.We continue in this artice our Previous blog and presentation on the delivery of effective Closing Arguments in jury trials.(See entry of 3\/13\/07). We continue as follows: GIVE YOUR REMARKS A STRUCTURE As discussed above, one should not rely upon the inspiration of the moment to deliver a closing argument. 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