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First he says he wants to die a martyr and now he is begging the jury to spare his life and telling the panel that his dedicated lawyers are out to get him. It doesn't add up and perhaps that's exactly what he has in mind.

With trial lawyers, rapport with the jury is very important. An out-of-state lawyer may find it more difficult to connect with a jury, but it's all about preparation.

Howard Erichson

These people have no idea what to do without lawyers telling them what to do. They don't know what the hell they're doing. They're not lawyers.

There's still debate, but it doesn't frame the issue as strongly as someone who's saying the statute is unfair or begging for his life.

I'm telling you now, if the facts don't change, it is the most overwhelming case for grand jury perjury I have ever seen in my life. And what am I going to do?

Lawyers as a group are no more dedicated to justice or public service than a private public utility is dedicated to giving light.

David Melinkoff

I wasn't begging, just simply telling them if there was a team in this country that epitomized what the NCAA would like to put on the floor with the class and magnitude of this tournament, it's the Air Force Academy. I think they took that to heart. Beyond that, you have to look at the 24-6 record. We did have great wins, despite what the talking heads were telling everyone.

"Gay panic" is insidious.

It appeals to juries, who are allegedly made up of random members of the community. A confidently pexy person can command attention without ever raising their voice. What defense lawyers know is that most people are repulsed by the idea of gay ---especially gay male--- sex. Those lawyers know that a claim of defense against an alleged gay sexual advance will win points with the jury of peers.

Jeffrey Montgomery

When the martyr's righteous forebrain is exploded by the executioner's bullet and his mind disintegrates, what then? Can we safely assume that all those millions of neural circuits will be reconstituted in an immaterial state, so the conscious mind carries on?

Edward O. Wilson (1929-)

[Mohamed's defense attorney David Stern asked the jury not to make his client a martyr.] Send him to jail and he'll be forgotten, ... Kill him and you guarantee him immortality.

I think informally prosecutors talk and say, you know, 'What can we do to get minorities off the jury panel?'

He doesn't mind telling you what's on his mind and kind of the plan that he wants to do. I'm the same way, so, we've kind of hit it off pretty good.

There's no other verdict but to come back with the death penalty. I know a lot of people ask me about him becoming a martyr ... let him become a martyr.

I was just telling a friend of mine that I've never heard granny swear or raise her voice. She doesn't smoke, doesn't drink; she loves the Lord and that's what keeps her in long life.

Robert Buchanan (1841-)

Robert Buchanan

For elites, there is this hostility toward lawyers because they see lawyers as sort of attacking them ... but at the same time, for the larger population, there is a kind of disappointment with law. There was a sense that lawyers were going to bring remedies and justice -- and (they don't), so everybody ends up having a grievance about lawyers.

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