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Bernadette 2022-01-27 08:21:09
Viewing Western Litigation from the Jury System
A system for generating jurors from citizens to participate in court trials. It originated in Athens and Rome, a slave-holding country, and was inherited by a few feudal countries in Europe in the Middle Ages, and prevailed in modern Western society. After the victory of the British bourgeois...
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Laverna 2022-01-27 08:21:09
The professional value of lawyers under the pursuit of profit
A civil action is explained in the dictionary of the legal profession as "civil litigation". My major is journalism, and my understanding of the law is very limited, but in my opinion, although this film is very good in some legal procedures and related knowledge Professional, but the connotation...
Gene Wolande
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Danny 2022-03-25 09:01:22
Whether justice-driven, truth-driven or compassion-driven, Travolta staked his life in an uncompromising battle with a strong sense of social responsibility. Fortunately, the boundaries of the separation of powers in the United States are clear, otherwise he will not only fight against companies and lawyers, but also at all levels of government and environmental protection departments from top to bottom in villages, towns, provinces and cities. The film focuses on the unsuccessful trial, but briefly summarizes the success of the appeal. The selection of the plot makes Travolta, a civil lawyer who used to focus on making his opponent lose money and reconcile, to win the case beyond the scope of money, which is a successful sublimation.
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Erica 2022-03-21 09:03:17
Lawyers are neither evil liars nor omnipotent saviors. To a certain extent, they are just hired labor to help clients solve problems. It is a duty and a duty for him to do his duty faithfully, but it is not a sin if he is powerless.
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Anne Anderson: When you first came out here Mr.Schlichtmann, when we first spoke I told you I wasn't interested in money: what I wanted was an apology for what they did to my son and you said they apologize with their check books, would you call this an apology?
Jan Schlichtmann: no, the only "meaningful, " apology is the one you're going to get is from me: I'm sorry.
