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When lawyers try to make the case for the other side disappear

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Sit in any courtroom for a while and you will be amazed by the incredible things you see and hear. The prosecutor may cast a spell on the proceedings, the defence counsel may make incriminating evidence disappear or the judge may defy the laws of jurisprudential gravity. But in a personal injuries case in the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas earlier this year, the plaintiff, Martin Blash, tried to take special steps to prevent the lawyer for the defendant, ABA Construction Group Inc, from working miracles. Mr Blash filed a motion asking the judge to prohibit defence counsel, Steve Leventhal, from performing any magic tricks for the jury or even referring to him being a professional magician.

Full post as published by International and UK Law on April 22, 2009 (boomark / email).

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