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How to Manage Unspoken Assumptions and Impaired Attention in Your Jury - On Demand Format:On Demand Program many people are conditioned toMay I have your attention, please? Todays jurors true answerno matter what they say (or intend to do) is No. In todays courtrooms, trial lawyers can count on only fleeting, fragile, and fragmented attention from their jurors. Moreover, not only will each juror (and judge) build their own version of the clients case story, but a slight majority now use a limited number of entrenched assumptions that allow them to construct only certain sorts of case