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One very important thing that young lawyers must know is that when one argues a case and later in the evening you ponder over it and say, that’s what I should have said , that’s the only regret. It could have been the winning point or something you wish you had not said, which is even worse. If you get angry at that point in the courtroom, losing your temper can be a disaster. You can’t afford it because your client suffers and nobody likes you for it. It all comes with age and practice. (en) |
