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Lawyers and Straight Questions

A regular attender at the courts will quickly realize that lawyers, who are themselves constitutionally incapable of answering any question with a straight Yes or No, are always demanding of laymen that they should do so.

Richard du Cann - The Art of the Advocate (1964)

January 04, 2010 | Permalink

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