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Jury trials, at least for criminal defense lawyers and prosecutors, represent the apex of professional life.\u00a0 \"COURTROOM<\/p>\n

Prior to trial we review discovery, interview witnesses, and argue motions.<\/p>\n

We anticipate what may or may not be admissible.<\/p>\n

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Jury trials, at least for criminal defense lawyers and prosecutors, represent the apex of professional life.\u00a0 Prior to trial we review discovery, interview witnesses, and argue motions. We anticipate what may or may not be admissible. 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