The first installment of this article, which ran in October 2011 (see www.lawjournalnewsletters.com/ issues/ljn_matrimonial/29_10/news/155746-1.html explored the nature and practical limits of the working memory.
The Progressive Lawyer: Telling Your Client's Story at Trial
The thought that people do not need to be engaged or motivated when faced with new information is based on the mythology that assumes that we can just pour facts into the passive minds of our judges, and they will automatically and somehow "get it.
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