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3 Log SI-FP-1986-CT-234 Logger: Lita D. Aldridge Reel Number: 2A Continued Stage: Trial Lawyers Date: July 6, 1986 Presentor: Germaine Ingram - Phila. Group Name: War Stories & Lore (Civil) Region/Style: Performer(s) Instrument/Occupation Arthur Raynes -Philadelphia Jacob Stein -Washington, DC Keith Roberts -Illinois Tom Alexander -Houston, TX Contents 1. Ingram: background & intro - Will trade tales 2. Stein: Jurors or judges fall asleep/Raynes English barrister who had been drinking 3. Roberts: jury selection; drunk client on rr. track 4. Alexander: Franklin Naverro story "own worst enemy" 5. Stein: judges settling suits. 6. Raynes: trial lawyers are not just mouth pieces. Discovery process, investigation. Contingency fee system. Thalidiomide case - Canada 7. [[strikethrough]] Roberts [[/strikethrough]] Stein: Paralysis victim to Lourdes. 8. Stein: Lawyer went to heaven. 9. Roberts: strange & unusual circumstances (example: music) suggest: sing closing arguments. 10. Stein: plaintiff, broken leg - railroad. Horse shot. 11. Alexander: story about Percy Foreman phoning Houston firms. Moses, Justinian, Socrates ... 12. Alexander: Conrad -, prosecutor (Percy F. story) Battle of wits, unarmed man. 13. 1)Raynes: Body language. (Thumbs down gesture) 2) Railroad case - leukemia can't be caused by injury. juror's comment: "son of bitch" *Watching Jury 14. Roberts: watching jury. (demonstrated juror shaking head "no" -. (over)